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In his thought-provoking novel, “The Human Stain,” Philip Roth explores the hostile atmosphere in American academia in the 1990s stifled by the …
Last week, foreign ministers from five countries ― Mexico, Indonesia, Korea, Turkey and Australia ― gathered in Seoul for a meeting of their group, called …
Sunday marked the fifth anniversary of the so-called May 24 sanctions against North Korea, which the Seoul government imposed in response to the torpedoing of …
WASHINGTON ― Hillary Clinton’s move to the left on trade and other issues is a reminder of the growing power of activists on the wings in presidential …
It’s been over 120 years since the first Korean immigrants first landed on the shores of America. But it was only recently that they have started making …
Starting next month, the Korea Exchange will expand price limits and introduce market-wide circuit breakers that should provide some relief for stock traders …
The internal feud in the New Politics Alliance for Democracy, augmented by its humiliating defeat in the April 29 by-elections, is not showing any sign of …
The prosecution has decided to indict two key suspects in the Sung scandal, but without seeking to take them into custody. The failure to detain former Prime …
Asia has gone nuts for nukes this week. On the heels of a Pentagon report that China is loading multiple warheads onto its intercontinental missiles, North …
Although South Koreans are accustomed to North Korean antics, the latest involving U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was as surprising as it was plain …