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ED Be more responsible

The 28th Conference of Parties of the UNFCCC (COP28) held in the UAE unfolded with a consensus to "transition away from fossil fuels." Now, it is time for Korea to show climate accountability.

Dec 20, 2023
[ED] Be more responsible

ED Homebuilders' woes

What will be the biggest economic issue for Korea next year?

Dec 19, 2023

ED Extended nuclear deterrence

North Korea fired what is presumed to be a long-range missile into the East Sea on Monday, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said. If confirmed, it would be the fifth inter-continental ballistic missile (ICBM) launch this year. The North’s launch of the suspected ICBM, although long anticipated, will likely further heighten regional tensions, prompting tougher retaliatory measures from the allies.

Dec 18, 2023

ED Too many overseas trips

President Yoon Suk Yeol is often called the “diplomatic president.” His supporters also cite diplomacy as Yoon’s greatest accomplishment.

Dec 17, 2023

ED Save young recluses

A recent series of gloomy reports reaffirms how unhappy Koreans are.

Dec 14, 2023

ED US-Korea economic ties and vote

One question I’m increasingly asked is whether Donald Trump can retake the White House.

Dec 13, 2023
[ED] US-Korea economic ties and vote

ED President and press

Suppressing critical media regresses nation

Dec 12, 2023

ED China's adroit tactics

Concerns are growing in Korea over a looming fertilizer shortage, prompted by China’s move to restrict exports of ammonium phosphate, a raw material for chemical fertilizer. The recent attempt caught the nation off guard again, as it followed a move to curb the customs clearance of urea exports. China already limited the exports of the two raw materials two years ago, fanning the prices of domestic fertilizer.

Dec 11, 2023

ED Cold War puppets

The top national security officials of South Korea, the U.S. and Japan met in Seoul over the weekend to discuss new trilateral initiatives regarding North Korea.

Dec 10, 2023

ED Mental health policy

President Yoon Suk Yeol vowed on Tuesday that the government will proactively address mental health issues instead of leaving them solely to individuals.

Dec 7, 2023
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