Politics & Security
[Speaking Out] Seoul Sustains Anti-Japan Sentiments Despite Extension of Intelligence-Sharing
On November 22, South Korea’s Moon Jae In government announced the conditional suspension of its earlier decision to ter
Politics & Security
EDITORIAL | It’s Time to Put Japan-U.S.-South Korea Cooperation on a Firmer Footing
On November 22, South Korea officially notified Japan that it was holding off on the termination of the General [&hell
Politics & Security
Careful, President Moon, Coming Down the Mountain Can Be the Trickiest Part
Recently there have been moves by South Korea suggesting it seeks to improve the strained relations between Seoul and
Politics & Security
Japanese Officials Irked by South Korea’s ‘Photo Ambush’ of Prime Minister Abe at ASEAN Meeting
Japanese officials are incensed by the South Korea’s attempt to set up Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for a […]
Politics & Security
INTERVIEW | Gordon Chang: Ending Intelligence Sharing with Japan Makes Sense Only if You’re Pro-North Korea
Second of Two Parts (Part 1: INTERVIEW | Gordon Chang: U.S., China Have Reached Tipping Point) The respected American
Politics & Security
Japan Needs to Explain to the U.S. Its Policy on South Korea Better
The United States government has taken a definite position of strongly criticizing South Korean President Moon Jae In fo
Politics & Security
Why Can’t South Korea Say Who’s Using High-tech Chemicals Bought from Japan?
There is a basic misunderstanding about the current trade friction between Japan and South Korea. Many see Japan’s ref
Politics & Security
EDITORIAL| President Moon Needs Re-education: It was South Korea that Invaded Takeshima
In a special Cabinet meeting on August 29, South Korean President Moon Jae In made remarks about the islets […]
Politics & Security
The First Step Towards Normal Relations is Removing Japan’s Special Treatment of South Korea
President Moon Jae In clearly adopted a defiant stance in response to the Japanese government’s decision to delist Sou
Special Reports
When Some Korean Intellectuals Exaggerate, Distort History with Japan
There was “no racial discrimination concerning wages” against conscripted workers from the Korean peninsula during the
Politics & Security
Trump Invites Kim Jong Un to the White House as North Korean Leader Hails ‘New Future with the U.S.’
Donald Trump met Kim Jong Un at Panmunjom on the military demarcation line in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between [&h
Politics & Security
Moon Dictatorship in the Offing? South Korea Faces Tense Political Situation
The government of South Korean President Moon Jae In has been criticized as a dictatorship. Two years have passed [&he