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[Editorial] Back to square one

Summit mediation has no merits so long as Kim not committed to denuclearization

Apr 16, 2019
Editorial
[Pankaj Mishra] The secret to Modi’s success

On the face of things, Narendra Modi has failed variously and spectacularly as India’s prime minister. After pledging to create millions of jobs, he has -- according to a leaked government report -- ...

Apr 15, 2019
Columnists
[Sam Rainsy] Rising cost of strongman rule in Cambodia

On April 4, a group of international buyers’ associations from the garment, footwear, sporting and travel goods industries sent a letter to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen to express concerns over a...

Apr 15, 2019
Columnists
[Letter to the Editor] Ignorance is no excuse for racism

After reading the article “Racism still haunts club scene” in the April 10 edition of The Korea Herald, I felt the need to voice my opinion. To any progressive open-minded person, racism in whatever...

Apr 15, 2019
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[Editorial] Self-contradiction

Tokyo’s challenge for WTO ruling goes against international norm

Apr 15, 2019
Editorial
[David Ignatius] Does Assange merit First Amendment protection?

Is Julian Assange a journalist? The US Justice Department sidestepped that question in its indictment of Assange. But his case is still certain to stir a debate about whether the WikiLeaks founder de...

Apr 14, 2019
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[Ana Palacio] Closing Europe’s confidence gap

In Spanish, the word confianza has a double meaning. On one hand, it describes a firm trust in something or someone -- the kind of trust that people around the world, from Brazil to the United States...

Apr 14, 2019
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[Editorial] Improper position

Seoul’s mediating role loses ground amid momentum to third US-NK summit

Apr 14, 2019
Editorial
[Joseph E. Stiglitz] Trump’s most worrisome legacy

Kirstjen Nielsen’s forced resignation as US Secretary of Homeland Security is no reason to celebrate. Yes, she presided over the forced separation of families at the US border, notoriously housing yo...

Apr 11, 2019
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[David Ignatius] Trump administration’s Iran sanctions could backfire

The Trump administration’s “maximum pressure campaign” against Iran assumes that economic sanctions are weakening the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps -- and that more sanctions will make the IRGC w...

Apr 11, 2019
Columnists
[Editorial] Pretend jobs

Jobs for seniors lead apparent rise in employment, but young people worse off in reality

Apr 11, 2019
Editorial
[Ferdinando Giugliano] How populists can ruin a global recovery

There is a strange sound of relief coming out of the International Monetary Fund. The IMF has slashed its global growth forecasts to the lowest level since the financial crisis, but it also believes...

Apr 10, 2019
Columnists
[Kim Myong-sik] Mutual distrust between Korean, Japanese mainstream media

Whether in published narratives or private talks, South Korean and Japanese journalists deplore the present status of relations between their two governments, which remain in an abyss of mutual distr...

Apr 10, 2019
Columnists
[Editorial] Right deal

Moon-Trump talks should pave the way for full NK denuclearization

Apr 10, 2019
Editorial
[Robert J. Fouser] Making the most of the renewable energy boom

A few weeks ago, somebody asked me the secret to South Korea’s success. Not being an economist, I couldn’t give an authoritative answer, so I replied by saying simply that Korea invests in its people...

Apr 9, 2019
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