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Pope’s silent heart

Pope Francis’ apostolic visit to the Philippines will be remembered for many highlights, especially the unexpected kind, but perhaps the true center of the …

Food scandals should help improve Taiwan’s industry

It would be safe to say that Taiwan experienced more food scandals than any other country in 2014. From contaminated oils to vinegars, local media outlets were …

[Editorial] As obstinate as ever

The ruling and opposition parties have agreed to form a special parliamentary committee on political reform, which will be tasked with, among other things, …

[David Ignatius] Post-Obama foreign policy
[David Ignatius] Post-Obama foreign policy

WASHINGTON ― President Obama has been chafing for months at the notion that he’s a lame-duck president. That’s one reason he took the offensive in the …

[Editorial] Fatal attraction

In general, Koreans are not very interested in international news that does not affect their lives directly. For instance, the frequent suicide bombings in …

Managing North Korea’s collapse

LOS ANGELES ― In the last few months, North Korea has again displayed remarkable temerity. First, the regime threatened to conduct more nuclear tests if the …

Simplistic ‘Je suis Charlie’ widens divisions

The public response to the massacre of journalists at Charlie Hebdo has been articulated as a gesture of solidarity: “Je suis Charlie.” It has been chanted …

[Kim Myong-sik] Stereotyping, prejudices … and tolerance
[Kim Myong-sik] Stereotyping, prejudices … and tolerance

Many people here who cannot read French now know what “Je suis Charlie Hebdo” means. We mourned the deaths of the 17 people killed in the terrorist attacks …

Barack Obama’s answers for women

In his State of the Union address tonight, President Barack Obama may as well have faced the camera and said, “Ladies, this one goes out to you.” Obama is …

What Obama could teach China

What a difference six years makes. China’s Premier Li Keqiang lands in Davos this week, leading the most high-level Chinese delegation to the annual Swiss …

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