(Published : Feb 10, 2023 – 05:30) On my visit to Korea last fall, I was lucky to have enough time for many long walks…
(Published : Feb 10, 2023 – 05:30) On my visit to Korea last fall, I was lucky to have enough time for many long walks…
(Published : Feb 11, 2022 – 05:30) The COVID-19 pandemic has brought sweeping changes to the labor market that will continue to reverberate. During the…
(Published : Jan 28, 2022 – 05:31) The presidential election is coming up fast. The leading candidates, Lee Jae-myung and Yoon Suk-yeol, are locked in…
(Published : Dec 18, 2018 – 17:18) Two years ago, hundreds of thousands of people holding candles filled Gwanghwamun in support of impeaching then-President Park…
(Published : Feb 27, 2018 – 17:36) Tomorrow marks the 99th anniversary of the March 1 Movement during the darkest hours of Japanese colonial rule.…
(Published : Nov 21, 2017 – 17:43) Most Koreans over the age of 40 remember November 1997 very well. Concern over rising corporate debt in…
(Published : Jun 21, 2016 – 16:26) On a long walk through the center of Seoul a few weeks ago, my thoughts drifted back to…
(Published : Nov 24, 2015 – 17:20 ) The sudden death of former president Kim Young-sam last week underscores how far the 1980s and 1990s…
(Published : Oct 27, 2015 – 17:40) The Park Geun-hye administration’s proposal to publish state-authored history textbooks unleashed a storm of protest. One by one,…
(Published : Jun 9, 2015 – 20:46) Twenty-eight years ago today, the democracy movement in Korea entered a new stage as citizens joined students in…