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S. Korea’s shipbuilding sector shows signs of recovery

Anticipation is building up for a rebound in South Korea’s long-stalled shipbuilding industry, as the country’s largest shipbuilders logged major deals this week, according to industry players Friday...

[David Lubin] How US monetary policy has tamed China

Chinese leaders do like their slogans, and where foreign policy is concerned, two have reflected Beijing’s thinking in recent times. The first is the cautious principle of tao guang yang hui, usually...

January 17, 2019
Columnists
[Editorial] Unity first

The main opposition Liberty Korea Party is still struggling to rebuild itself after its fall that stemmed from the ouster of former President Park Geun-hye. Former Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn joinin...

January 17, 2019
Editorial
[Ana Palacio] Transatlantic leadership void

Transatlantic security today looks a lot like a ghost plane. With the “crew” incapacitated -- that is, bereft of ideas or leadership -- it is flying on autopilot until it inevitably hits something or...

January 16, 2019
Columnists
[Robert B. Reich] On democracy and dictatorship

The wonderful thing about Donald Trump’s presidency -- I never thought I’d begin a column this way -- is that he brings us back to basics. The basic difference between a democracy and a dictatorship...

January 16, 2019
Columnists
[Editorial] Change of tack

Once again, President Moon Jae-in’s administration is facing louder calls to reconsider its plan to phase out nuclear power in the country. The impetus is the choking fine dust that blanketed most p...

January 16, 2019
Editorial
[팟캐스트] (282) 황교안 자유한국당 입당, 카카오 카풀 서비스 중단

진행자: 김다솔, Paul Kerry 1. Ex-prime minister joins main opposition party, distances himself from ousted former president 기사 요약: 황교안 전 국무총리가 15일 오전 서울 여의도 국회에서 공식적으로 자유한국당 입당식을 갖고 입당 기자회견에서 현 정부를 비판했다....

January 16, 2019
Podcast
[Peter Singer] Too much gratitude?

Last November, Michael Bloomberg made what may well be the largest private donation to higher education in modern times: $1.8 billion to enable his alma mater, Johns Hopkins University, to provide sc...

January 15, 2019
Columnists
[Daniel Moss] Japan’s not back yet

Haruhiko Kuroda may rue the day he visited Nagoya. In a Nov. 5 speech to business leaders in the city, the Bank of Japan governor came close to declaring the end of deflation and the dawn of a new e...

January 15, 2019
Columnists
[Editorial] Break silence

Cases of sexual abuse in Korean sports are surfacing. Former judo player Shin Yu-yong revealed Monday that she had filed a complaint with police in March last year accusing her high school coach of ...

January 15, 2019
Editorial
[Editorial] All are equal

The ongoing investigation concerning former Chief Justice Yang Sung-tae poses two challenges to the country -- restoring public trust in the judiciary and separating politics from the criminal justic...

January 14, 2019
Editorial
[Trudy Rubin] 2019’s real global security threats don’t include border crisis

As US President Donald Trump threatens to declare a state of emergency to counter a manufactured security crisis on the southern border, it’s worth looking at the real security challenges facing the ...

January 14, 2019
Columnists
[Sachs, Schmidt-Traub and Fajans-Turner] Fully filling the global fund

The single most important public health measure of 2019 is the replenishment of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. These three diseases, which currently kill around 2.5 million ...

January 14, 2019
Columnists
[Photo News] Stylish water purifier

STYLISH WATER PURIFIER -- Models pose with water purifier maker Kyowon Wells’ new product Wells The One during its launch event held in Seoul on Monday. As the first in the industry, Wells The One ha...

January 14, 2019
Industry
[Shayera Dark] Selling Africa’s good news stories

Anywhere in the world, freelance journalism is an extreme career choice. The job requires withstanding pitch rejections, ignored queries, stolen story ideas, and delayed payments. It means reconcilin...

January 13, 2019
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