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[Anne Stevenson-Yang] If you want to cut the China trade gap, invest in America

One reason the US and China can’t figure out how to negotiate on trade may be that the Americans are making two sets of demands that are antithetical to each other, without even realizing it. On on...

June 6, 2018
Columnists
[David Rothkopf] Only Trump could make this kind of deal

It’s been said that only Nixon could have gone to China. This week a professor at a top Chinese university told me, with just a hint of slyness, “Maybe only Donald Trump could make peace with North K...

June 6, 2018
Columnists
[Editorial] Clouds over chips

China has launched an investigation into South Korea’s Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, as well as Micron Technology of the US. The three companies are the biggest suppliers of DRAM chips -- integr...

June 6, 2018
Editorial
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June 6, 2018
Podcast
[Kim Seong-kon] Advice from Churchill for today’s Korea

After reading my column “Advice from Adm. Yi Sun-sin for young Koreans,” my friend Theresa sent me a list of advice from Winston Churchill that was delightfully insightful and compelling, especially ...

June 5, 2018
Columnists
[Ml Cavanaugh] Can science fiction help us prepare for 21st-century warfare?

The novelist Margaret Atwood recently caused a stir when, during an interview with Variety, she said that the 9/11 hijackers “got the idea” to fly planes into buildings from watching “Star Wars.” A...

June 5, 2018
Columnists
[Editorial] Two concerns

As the historic US-North Korea summit draws closer, two major concerns are rising with regards to US President Donald Trump. One is about the softening of his stance on quick, complete denuclearizati...

June 5, 2018
Editorial
[Monitor] Disparity in private education spending widens

The amount of private tuition spent by the highest income group in South Korea is 27 times larger than those spent by the lowest income households, latest data by Statistics Korea showed. Private tu...

June 5, 2018
Economy
Odaesan project adds to global eco-preservation effort

Marking the World Environment Day on Tuesday, the World Wide Fund for Nature said that it jointly planted 150 pear trees in the Odaesan National Park for its ecological restoration. The completion o...

June 5, 2018
Social affairs
[Angel Gurria] Multilateralism is the only way forward

International cooperation is under strain. The voices of protectionism and nationalism are gaining strength, and governments are increasingly pursuing policy goals through unilateral or ad hoc measur...

June 4, 2018
Columnists
[Trudy Rubin] Putin’s info war against America amplified by Trump

Last month, I visited Russia to learn more about the Kremlin’s campaign to influence the US election in 2016. But the more I learned about Kremlin techniques, magnified by social media, the more si...

June 4, 2018
Columnists
[Sean O’Malley] Democracy, freedom in East Asia deserve protection

Democracy and freedom in East Asia have had a difficult time lately. The democratically elected president of South Korea, Moon Jae-in, was photographed embracing one of the world’s worst despots, Ch...

June 4, 2018
Columnists
[Editorial] Big decision

Negotiations between the US and North Korea to prepare for their historic summit are entering the final stretch after a roller coaster ride which once went to a short-lived cancellation. US Preside...

June 4, 2018
Editorial
[Praveen Kumar Yadav] Gwangju Uprising inspires Asian Declarations on rights to justice, peace and culture

While the people of Gwangju and South Korea were commemorating the 38th anniversary of the Gwangju Uprising, human rights activists and the activists of democratic movements in different countries of...

June 3, 2018
Columnists
[Hal Brands] How many US troops are needed in Korea?

Donald Trump’s presidency is forcing the foreign policy establishment to re-examine issues that had long been considered settled. A case in point is the US troop presence in South Korea. Recent rep...

June 3, 2018
Columnists

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