Special Reports
Victim’s Lawsuit on Alleged Massacre During Vietnam War puts Moon Government in Uncomfortable Spot
A Seoul court has begun hearings on a lawsuit brought by a Vietnamese woman who is demanding the […]
Politics & Security
For a Country of Rising Int’l Stature, South Korea is Woefully Stuck in Anti-Japan Past
South Korea is being rocked hard by the exposure of alleged “military service-related irregularities” involving the so
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First Talks: Suga and Moon Signal Desire to Improve Ties but Cloud of Seoul Court’s Wartime Labor Decision Looms
South Korea’s Supreme Court: Relations were exacerbated when the court ordered Japanese companies to pay additional wart
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BTS Have an Army and Sing about Dynamite; Are They Used as a Weapon by South Korea?
Vehement nationalists in South Korea believe their country should have a new national anthem. This is not because [&
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Yoshihide Suga holds First Talks as Prime Minister with South Korea’s Moon Jae In
Japan’s new prime minister Yoshihide Suga held a teleconference with South Korea’s president, Moon Jae In, on Thursday
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Latest Flag Controversy a Bizarre Side-effect of South Korea’s ‘Anti-Japan Syndrome’
Once again South Korea is in a frenzy over the “Rising Sun Flag” [kyokujitsu-ki]. This time “patriotic netizens” [&
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In South Korea, a Conservative Group Exposes Cracks in Comfort Women Narrative
The international community now sits at the crossroads in the face of China’s heightening of tensions with the United
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South Korea’s President Moon Tells Japan ‘Let’s Talk about History’ but Does He Mean It?
The President of South Korea Moon Jae In made some striking promises during his big televised speech to mark [&hellip
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Seoul Mayor’s Suicide Raises Alarm Bells for the Moon Administration
Feature Photo: South Korean President Moon Jae In attends funeral for member of his ruling Democratic Party, Seoul May
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[Speaking Out] Kim Yo Jong Has Become North Korea’s 2nd Supreme Leader
North Korea has transitioned from the Kim Jong Un dictatorship to the joint dictatorship by Kim Jong Un and […]
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EDITORIAL | Pyongyang Must Not Be Rewarded for Its Latest Provocations
On the evening of June 16, North Korea blew up the Inter-Korean Joint Liaison Office in the city of […]
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[Speaking Out] Moon’s Party Wins Majority Seats: South Korean Voters Choose Leftist Dictatorship Path
In South Korea’s general parliamentary election on April 15, President Moon Jae In’s ruling camp ― the Democratic Part