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Horse trading

• It is necessary to draw up lists of eligible voters in all parliamentary electoral districts by next Saturday, two months before the upcoming elections of Apri...

Hidden money

• It is illegal for a person to put his money in an account opened in the name of another person. But an older brother of President Lee Myung-baks did so in viol...

No escape from empire’s graveyard

• NEW DELHI ― With the stage set for secret talks in Qatar between the United States and the Taliban, U.S. President Barack Obamas strategy for a phased exit fro...

Credit card bubble

• A decade ago, domestic credit companies created a huge financial bubble by recklessly pursuing expansionism amid a loose regulatory environment.When the bubble...

What do Egypt’s generals want?

• CAIRO ― Whatever the majority in the Peoples Assembly, they are very welcome, because they wont have the ability to impose anything that the people dont want....

Buffett rule fixes a non-existent problem

• Although Warren Buffett may be a stellar investor, his entry into the world of federal tax policy has brought forth nothing but bad ideas based on flawed infor...

Restoring U.S. presence in the Philippines

• Twenty years after they left their military bases here, the American forces may be back in bigger numbers. Philippine defence and military officials have confi...

Japan needs to rewrite strategy for Russia

• The East Asia situation is changing significantly, with China emerging as an economic and military power and North Korea becoming even more enigmatic with its...

Are Koreans overeducated?

• With the highest university attendance rate in the developed world Are Koreans overeducated?Koreans are arguably second to none in their zeal for education. So...

Are Koreans overeducated?

• Each week Voice analyses a burning issue in Korean society in the form of a provocative question.As well as gathering expert opinion, we want to hear from our...

Readers＇ Voice

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Should Korea adopt a welfare state?

• With increased social spending an increasingly popular policy ...Should Korea adopt a welfare state?Social welfare was a defining issue in Korean politics last...

• Card firms asset jump, more consumers spend on credit cardsAs Koreas credit car...
• Global HawkU.S. defense suppliers may increase export prices to make up for wea...

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• Ding. Bzzzt. Bap. Beep. Thats the sound of conversation in restaurants these da...
• MEMPHIS, Tennessee (AP) ― Over the years, Lisa Marie Presley has become dissati...
• ATLANTA (AP) ― Memphis had not won a game in Atlanta in more than six years.The...