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Opinion
[Editorial] Red arrow signal
May 17, 2011
It is fortunate that National Police Agency chief Cho Hyun-oh officially withdrew a controversial plan to change the traffic signal system by introducing red arrow for “no left turn.” “Global standa...
[Editorial] Civil disobedience?
May 16, 2011
Balanced regional development has been a key objective in national administration for decades. But each time the government makes a decision on the location of any major state project, competition am...
[Editorial] IMF chief’s case
May 16, 2011
An individual’s sexual misdeeds have never caused a greater shock and disappointment in living memory than the alleged sexual assault attributed to Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the French managing directo...
[Editorial] New floor leaders
May 15, 2011
Rep. Kim Jin-pyo, new floor leader of the main opposition Democratic Party, vows to drub the ruling party in the parliamentary elections scheduled for next April. But he has much work to do with his ...
[Editorial] Coup anniversary
May 15, 2011
On Monday 50 years ago, a group of Army officers, led by Maj. Gen. Park Chung-hee, toppled the government and took power in a coup. Park ruled the nation for the next 18 years ― first as the coup lea...
[Editorial] Misguided merger plan
May 13, 2011
The government appears to be promoting a merger between Woori Finance Holdings Co. and KDB Financial Group to create a “mega bank” with assets exceeding 500 trillion won ($458 billion), roughly half ...
[Editorial] KTX safety checks
May 13, 2011
Korea Railroad Corp. has finally addressed growing public concern about the safety of its accident-prone KTX bullet trains. KORAIL said Thursday it would reduce operations of its high-speed trains fo...
[Editorial] Losses on savings
May 12, 2011
The Monetary Policy Committee is holding its monthly meeting Friday to determine whether or not to keep the central bank’s benchmark rate intact. Among the things that must be taken into consideratio...
[Editorial] Party in turmoil
May 12, 2011
Rival factions in the ruling Grand National Party have papered over their disagreements on who should represent the party now ― the floor leader or the chairman of the emergency committee on reform. ...
[Editorial] Ineffectual CEOs
May 11, 2011
Incheon Transit Corporation has invested 85.3 billion won to build a monorail system linking the major sightseeing spots in Incheon. The project, touted as the nation’s first urban sightseeing light ...
[Editorial] Tax cut debate
May 11, 2011
The divisive debate on tax cuts has resurfaced in the ruling Grand National Party following the election on Friday of Rep. Hwang Woo-yea, a neutral four-term lawmaker, as the party’s new floor leader...
[Editorial] Parties in flux
May 10, 2011
The nation’s political parties are in a state of flux. Party leaderships are in serious disarray and analysts see the possibility of a major regrouping when parliamentary and presidential votes draw ...
[Editorial] Hollow proposal
May 10, 2011
While there is a near zero possibility that Kim Jong-il will accept President Lee’s offer of inviting the North Korean leader to the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul next March, which carries heavy p...
[Editorial] Lee’s Europe tour
May 9, 2011
President Lee Myung-bak began his European tour meeting with German leaders Monday. With few pressing issues on hand, other than how to increase economic cooperation using the just-ratified Korea-Eur...
[Editorial] ‘Kimchi Chronicles’
May 9, 2011
Koreans love kimchi so much that they want global citizens to enjoy the unique side dish, which they do not hesitate to identify with the Korean culture itself. The people who make the world’s bigges...
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