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[Therese Raphael] Even EU regulators can’t stamp out food scandals

Remember that Chinese pet food, laced with melamine, that caused kidney failure in the family European pooch? Or the pork and beef from Belgium containing cancer-causing dioxin? The horse meat passed...

August 20, 2017
Columnists
[Jay Ambrose] The North Korean threat

Susan Rice, national security advisor to President Barack Obama, recently said the United States could live with a nuclear regime in North Korea but failed to answer an important question. For how lo...

August 20, 2017
Columnists
[Editorial] Helter-skelter response

Last week’s tests on eggs at all 1,239 chicken farms across the country found eggs in 49 farms contaminated with insecticides banned for the human food chain. The government said eggs from unaffecte...

August 20, 2017
Editorial
[Lawrence M. Krauss] North Korea, Donald Trump and countdown to doomsday

On Jan. 26, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, whose board of sponsors I chair, reset its “Doomsday Clock” to 2 minutes, 30 seconds to midnight, the closest it has been to midnight in more than 6...

August 18, 2017
Columnists
[Editorial] Time to show performance

President Moon Jae-in said Thursday he has tried to right wrongs and re-establish the roles of government. “I have tried to carry out the reforms the people demand. They are my biggest power in runn...

August 18, 2017
Editorial
[Eye Plus] Lotus flower, miracle of unwavering purity

Nothing is more divine than this immaculate and pure flower. Gazing into its large colorful blossoms that rise high above broad green leaves, you’ll be drawn to their blithely beautiful figures, and ...

August 18, 2017
Culture
[Photo News] LG Uplus showcases new IoT app for monitoring pets at home

WATCH YOUR PETS -- A new IoT-based mobile app is showcased at the 2017 Seoul Pet Industry Expo held Friday at Coex in Gangnam, Seoul. Developed by LG Uplus, the app allows pet owners to check on the...

August 18, 2017
Technology
[Editorial] Tainted eggs

The egg contamination crisis exposes a problem caused by a combination of government laxity and the lack of professional ethics on the part of farmers. A bigger cause for concern is that the egg indu...

August 17, 2017
Editorial
[Russell Korobkin] Madness could finally end this crisis

Donald Trump is a narcissistic, short-tempered, uninformed, unpredictable bully. In almost every context, this combination of traits is exactly what you would not want in a president of the United St...

August 17, 2017
Columnists
[John M. Crisp] North Korea crisis calls for a feminine touch

Last week I pulled my attention away from the North Korea crisis -- more on that later -- to consider the memo that got software engineer James Damore fired from Google. Damore was trying to account...

August 17, 2017
Columnists
[Monitor] Mobile shopping reaches all-time high

The proportion of mobile shopping in South Korea reached an all-time high in the second quarter of the year in the retail sector, data from Statistics Korea showed Thursday. Purchases made through s...

August 17, 2017
Industry
[Breaking] Moon Jae-in says NK nearing red line

South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Thursday said North Korea is nearing a “red line” with its nuclear weapons program and crossing it would invite “unbearable” international punishment. Holding a...

August 17, 2017
Politics
[Yoon Young-kwan] Dangerous game of chicken

So far, the war between US President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un over the latter’s nuclear program has been fought only in words. But each turn of the rhetorical screw deepens ...

August 16, 2017
Columnists
[Katharine H.S. Moon] Can S. Korea save the day?

As North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump’s war of words escalates, National Liberation Day celebrations -- commemorating the Korean Peninsula’s 1945 freedom from Japanese co...

August 16, 2017
Columnists
[Dan K. Thomasson] Loudmouth Trump putting world at risk

What ever happened to Theodore Roosevelt’s admonition to “speak softly and carry a big stick”? Oh, that’s right, Donald Trump doesn’t spend much time studying history -- or anything else. Granted, t...

August 16, 2017
Columnists

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