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Kwak Yeon-soo is a digital editor at The Korea Times creating, editing and curating digital content for the newspaper’s website, mobile app and social media. She previously covered a diverse array of cultural, political and business topics.

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North Korea

Why did NK change its policy toward South Korea?

A new geostrategic environment, anxiety over information penetration and the widening wealth gap between the two Koreas are the reasons behind North Korea's change of policy toward South Korea, a U.S. expert said, Tuesday.

Jul 2, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
Why did NK change its policy toward South Korea?
Society

Korea to create deputy prime minister-level body to tackle low birthrate

Korea will create a deputy prime minister-level ministry tasked with tackling the low birthrate and aging population as the country faces a demographic crisis, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced Monday.

Jul 1, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
Korea to create deputy prime minister-level body to tackle low birthrate
  • Policymakers, politicians, religious leaders vow to join forces to tackle low birthrate
Foreign Affairs

South Korea, Samsung, NK leader featured in US presidential debate

U.S. President Joe Biden mentioned South Korea, Samsung and Kim Jong-un during the first presidential debate ahead of November’s U.S. election.

Jun 28, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
South Korea, Samsung, NK leader featured in US presidential debate
Politics

PPP leadership hopefuls intensify attacks on ex-leader Han Dong-hoon

Ruling People Power Party (PPP) leadership hopefuls are intensifying their attacks on former interim leader Han Dong-hoon, who is leading the polls of the four-way race.

Jun 28, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
PPP leadership hopefuls intensify attacks on ex-leader Han Dong-hoon
North Korea

Questions rise over North Korea's announcement of 'successful' missile test

North Korea, Thursday, claimed to have successfully tested a multiple warhead missile, contradicting South Korea's assertion that the missile exploded midair. This has raised questions about the credibility of Pyongyang's claim.

Jun 27, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
Questions rise over North Korea's announcement of 'successful' missile test
North Korea

South Korea beefs up drills amid escalating NK provocations

South Korea is stepping up drills to enhance deterrence against North Korea's provocations as tensions escalate on the Korean Peninsula, conducting live-fire exercises on western border islands, Wednesday.

Jun 26, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
South Korea beefs up drills amid escalating NK provocations
  • North Korea says it successfully conducted multiple warhead missile capability test
Global Community

2,000 int'l students begin summer abroad program in Korea

Students attending the International Summer Campus at Korea University learn cheerleading moves from the university’s cheerleading club at an orientation held at the Inchon Memorial Hall of Korea University in Seoul, Wednesday. About 2,000 international students from around 300 colleges in 50 countries registered for the summer campus program. Yonhap

Jun 26, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
2,000 int'l students begin summer abroad program in Korea
North Korea

Trash balloons, propaganda leaflets escalate tensions on Korean Peninsula

Trash balloons and propaganda leaflets are escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula, prompting local governments and civic groups to call for the cessation of hostilities and military activities that provoke war.

Jun 25, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
Trash balloons, propaganda leaflets escalate tensions on Korean Peninsula
  • Yoon slams North Korea for 'anachronistic acts'
Society

Summer is back

People rest under beach parasols at Wangsan Beach on Incheon's Yeongjong Island, Sunday. Incheon began opening beaches to the public, Saturday. Yonhap

Jun 23, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
Summer is back
Society

Balloon ride in Seoul

The “Moon of Seoul,” a moon-shaped tethered balloon, floats over Yeouido Park in Seoul, Sunday. The balloon ride takes up to 30 passengers at a time, allowing them to enjoy views of the city’s scenery at a 150-meter altitude for 15 minutes. Seoul plans to conduct test flights in July and begin service in August. Yonhap

Jun 23, 2024By Kwak Yeon-soo
Balloon ride in Seoul
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