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[Trudy Rubin] Despite DMZ photo op with Kim Jong-un, Trump has made no progress on eliminating Korean nukes

We all know how much President Donald Trump loves photo ops with strongmen. The latest was his high drama pose with Kim Jong-un, on the northern side of the Demilitarized Zone between North and South...

July 8, 2019
Viewpoints
[Editorial] Concerns on NK-US talks

North Korea reportedly told the US that it wants South Korea out of future nuclear talks. This message was delivered to US Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun in an informal US-Nor...

July 8, 2019
Editorial
[Editorial] Seek diplomatic solution

South Korea and Japan appear poised to escalate tit for tat after Japan tightened its export controls on high-tech materials bound for Korea. The Japanese government has taken a tough stance, saying...

July 7, 2019
Editorial
Incheon National University hosts second Hanseatic League of Universities Conference

The Hanseatic League of Universities -- a group of 10 universities in the US, Asia, Europe, and Africa -- held a joint conference Thursday to discuss educational reform measures and university evalua...

July 7, 2019
Social affairs
[Management in Korea] Rather than copy chaebol, Korean SMEs need to create new models of success

Management in Korea is a regular column written by representatives of Egon Zehnder Seoul. It touches on various topics concerning Korean enterprises and business leaders and offers management tips. -...

July 7, 2019
Economy
Study tips aimed at helping Korean adults to restart learning process

“Let’s Study for 1 Hour Today” By Yang Sung-jin (Memento) In one Simpsons episode, Homer is confronted by a stack of homework that Bart has failed to complete. When Homer is assured he doesn’t hav...

July 5, 2019
Books
[Charles A. Kupchan, Sinan Ulgen] US still needed in Syria

While the world frets about a possible conflict between the United States and Iran, the bloodshed in Syria is escalating once again. Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime has intensified its onslaug...

July 4, 2019
Viewpoints
[Editorial] Weak point

The dispute involving Japan’s restrictions on exports of key industrial materials to South Korea should be tackled diplomatically, as political motives appear to be behind the move taken by the Tokyo...

July 4, 2019
Editorial
[Photo News] Ernst Busch workshop

With the sponsorship of the Goethe Institut, the Seoul Institute of the Arts and Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts have collaborated to host a theater workshop themed around unification. A perform...

July 4, 2019
Social affairs
[Editorial] ‘Peace era’ not here yet

President Moon Jae-in said in a Cabinet meeting Tuesday that the meeting between the US and North Korean leaders in the Demilitarized Zone was “a de facto declaration of an end to hostile relations a...

July 3, 2019
Editorial
[Editorial] Unilateralism hurts

The Japanese government’s politically motivated decision to restrict exports of three key industrial materials to South Korea has set a bad precedent. It may cater to some anti-Korean Japanese voters...

July 2, 2019
Editorial
[Editorial] Brace for extended feud

The US and China called a truce in their trade war on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Osaka, Japan, last week. US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to restart trade ...

July 1, 2019
Editorial
[Daron Acemoglu, James A Robinson] Istanbul shows how democracy is won

When the Turkish High Election Council, dominated by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s appointees, annulled Istanbul’s all-important municipal election on May 6, the world was right to be concerned. B...

July 1, 2019
Viewpoints
[Jeffrey D. Sachs] America’s economic blockades and international law

US President Donald Trump has based his foreign policy on a series of harsh economic blockades, each designed to frighten, coerce and even starve the target country into submitting to American demand...

June 30, 2019
Viewpoints
[Editorial] Trump in DMZ

It is always symbolic for a visiting US president to go to the inter-Korean border which was fortified at the end of the Korean War in which American troops fought alongside South Korean soldiers aga...

June 30, 2019
Editorial

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