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[Editorial] Gateway to insecurity

The case of a Chinese couple who broke through security at Incheon International Airport should ring alarm bells, and very loud. The case, in which the two …

[Editorial] Lawmakers’ ethics

Recently, there has been a series of news reports about lawmakers accused of wrongdoing. There were both positive and negative elements in them. The positive …

[Suthichai Yoon] Why populist policies must include anti-graft measures
[Suthichai Yoon] Why populist policies must include anti-graft measures

What has populist policy got to do with corruption? A lot, according to Thailand’s top graft-fighter, Panthep Klanarongran, who has just retired after nine …

[Chon Shi-yong] A vicious presidential circle
[Chon Shi-yong] A vicious presidential circle

Former President Lee Myung-bak said last week that he had given up on a plan to establish a foundation commemorating his presidency because authorities kept …

[Irina Bokova and Sara Bloomfield] Did Goebbels’ message win out in the long run?
[Irina Bokova and Sara Bloomfield] Did Goebbels’ message win out in the long run?

In 1930s Germany, Nazi Party leaders understood the power of mass communication to disseminate hatred and anti-Semitism. “Propaganda,” Hitler wrote, “is …

[Choi He-suk] Yeouido’s affairs and romances 
[Choi He-suk] Yeouido’s affairs and romances 

There is a line in everything, a boundary that should not be pushed too hard or violated.  Whether it is an interpersonal relationship, or a professional code …

[Editorial] Pregnancy delay

Quarantine authorities in some South and Central American countries are recommending that women of fertile age avoid getting pregnant in the coming months, …

[Editorial] Policy dilemma

South Korea has been facing a dilemma, alongside their Chinese counterpart, in their economic policy, including currency exchange rates. The slowdown in Korea, …

[Kim Seong-kon] Korea in the vortex of world politics
[Kim Seong-kon] Korea in the vortex of world politics

As North Korea jeopardized world peace again with its self-proclaimed hydrogen bomb test, South Koreans are concerned about the future of the Korean Peninsula. …

[Lee Jae-min] Ending 18 years of controversy
[Lee Jae-min] Ending 18 years of controversy

The 1997 indictment of a doctor was the turning point of how the medical fraternity and hospitals treat patients who are terminally ill and in coma with no …

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