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[Chon Shi-yong] Meeting with two Japanese men
[Chon Shi-yong] Meeting with two Japanese men

As the plane was ascending, I began thinking about meeting two Japanese men in Tokyo ―- a friend of mine of more than 20 years and Chief Cabinet Secretary …

[Zakir Hussain] Terror’s evolving threat to Singapore
[Zakir Hussain] Terror’s evolving threat to Singapore

A few weeks after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks on the United States, two al-Qaida operatives arrived separately in Singapore to start scouting for …

[Editorial] Seoul’s conundrum

A former American ambassador to Seoul said this week that ties with South Korea and Japan were both very important for the U.S., dismissing views that …

[Editorial] Amnesty excess

Sung Woan-jong, a construction company owner who died in an apparent suicide early this month, is posthumously rocking the nation with a list of powerful …

[Kim Ji-hyun] Mastering the art of ‘mildang’
[Kim Ji-hyun] Mastering the art of ‘mildang’

I have never quite gotten the hang of negotiating. Either I give up too much, or refuse to budge at all, mostly because I don’t see the point. It’s not a …

[Kim Myong-sik] Bizarre consequences of pursuing the wrong things
[Kim Myong-sik] Bizarre consequences of pursuing the wrong things

Over the passage of time, my hair has thinned, but I make it a rule to go to Munhwa Barber’s Shop, located in an alley behind the Jogye Buddhist Temple, once …

[Editorial] A little patience

Politicians tend to ignore common sense when they pursue their own partisan interests. This attitude gets more serious when they quarrel over highly sensitive …

[Editorial] Signs of thaw

It seems that the two Koreas ― especially the South ― are trying to break the years-long impasse in their bilateral relations. The first sign of a possible …

[Amrit Singh] Did drone strikes lose Yemen?
[Amrit Singh] Did drone strikes lose Yemen?

Yemen’s recent descent into crisis has prompted debate about whether U.S. President Barack Obama’s administration erred in calling its counterterrorism …

[Kim Seong-kon] The ship of fools and the country of fools
[Kim Seong-kon] The ship of fools and the country of fools

The ship of fools is an allegory ascribed to Plato that describes a captainless ship drifting at sea, carrying deranged and disoriented passengers entirely …

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