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[Editorial] Labor reform bills

The National Assembly’s Environment and Labor Committee has started deliberations on the five labor reform bills. For the deliberations to be productive, …

[Editorial] Inter-Korean talks

South and North Korea will hold a working-level meeting on Nov. 26 to prepare for high-level government talks. The two sides need to sit at the negotiating …

[Jeffrey D. Sachs] Ending blowback terrorism
[Jeffrey D. Sachs] Ending blowback terrorism

Terrorist attacks on civilians, whether the downing over Sinai of a Russian aircraft killing 224 civilian passengers, the horrific Paris massacre claiming 129 …

[Robert B. Reich] The perils of circus politics
[Robert B. Reich] The perils of circus politics

The next president of the United States will confront a virulent jihadist threat, mounting effects of climate change and an economy becoming ever more unequal. …

[Editorial] Healthy online media

The government has taken a small, but meaningful step to rein in substandard Internet media, which have been blamed for turning Korean cyberspace into a hotbed …

[Editorial] Korea-China FTA

It is not unusual for the National Assembly to drag its feet on key bills. Lawmakers do not even have qualms about breaching the legal deadline for approving …

[David Ignatius] After the ‘caliphate’ falls
[David Ignatius] After the ‘caliphate’ falls

French President Francois Hollande has announced that his country is at war with the Islamic State, and the United States is surely part of that conflict, too. …

[Editorial] Dealing with depression

By all indicators, Korea is not a happy society. Korea had the highest suicide rate among member nations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and …

[Editorial] Korea no longer safe

The news that police are questioning an Indonesian national in Korea about his ties with a terrorist group linked to al-Qaida brought home the message that the …

[Kim Hoo-ran] Soul searching after Paris attacks
[Kim Hoo-ran] Soul searching after Paris attacks

On an April afternoon this year, I found myself seated next to a couple from the Middle East — the wife in hijab and the husband sporting a heavy beard — …

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