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[Voice] Does Korea have an obesity problem?
Jul 22, 2013
With 1 in 4 Seoulites defined as seriously overweight ...
[Voice] Are international students adapting to Korea?
Jul 15, 2013
With the government aiming for 200,000 by 2020...
[Voice] How can Korea recover lost artifacts?
Jun 24, 2013
With more than 100,000 pieces scattered around the globe ...
[Voice] Are small suppliers treated fairly?
Jun 17, 2013
As the government moves to level the economic playing field ...
[Voice] How restricted should personal info be?
Jun 3, 2013
As the Internet shrinks the private sphere ...
[Voice] How can Korea be made cycle friendly?
May 20, 2013
From the right vantage point, it might be tempting to imagine there is a national love affair with the bicycle. Lycra-clad cyclists descend on the Hangang River in droves on any given weekend, while more adventurous riders pedal hundreds of kilometers on cross-country bike trails. Seven in 10 Koreans own a bicycle and more half of the population cycled at least once a month last year, according ...
[Voice] Should adultery be a crime?
May 13, 2013
As the 60-year-old law again faces a legal challenge ...
[Voice] How can Korea end plagiarism?
May 6, 2013
Korea’s education system, ranked second in the world in some assessments, has been feted far and wide. But its impressive ranking internationally obscures a less glorious reality at the country’s centers of learning: rampant plagiarism. Cases of academic fraud at the university level emerge with alarming frequency, often implicating those at the highest levels of power. In February, Presidential...
[Voice] How far should antidiscrimination law go?
Apr 29, 2013
With Korea committing to legislation ...
[Voice] Can Seoul better convey N.K.’s threat?
Apr 22, 2013
With foreign media painting a doomsday scenario
[Voice] How can government be more transparent?
Apr 15, 2013
The authority of the state emanates from the people ― so proclaims the Korean Constitution. A corollary, then, is that citizens have the right to know what their government does on their behalf. But as with state power everywhere, government transparency in Korea is tempered by numerous competing interests, from concerns over national security and privacy to public officials’ reluctance to open t...
[Voice] How should small business be supported?
Apr 8, 2013
With SMEs increasingly complaining of an unfair trade environment ...
[Voice] How can government reduce waste?
Apr 1, 2013
With reckless spending a recurring problem ...
[Voice] Is immigration at sustainable levels?
Mar 25, 2013
With the foreign population at 3 percent of the total ...
[Voice] Should SOFA be revised?
Mar 18, 2013
Crimes by U.S. soldiers stationed here have long been a sore spot in U.S.-Korea relations. The question of who maintains criminal jurisdiction over personnel accused of crimes in particular has often been the subject of controversy. The U.S.-South Korea Status of Forces Agreement, which deals with the investigation and punishment of United States Forces Korea personnel, has typically faced calls ...
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