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  • (EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on April 6)

    Slips of the tongue and a lack of discipline The leadership of the People Power Party (PPP) packed with loyalists of President Yoon Suk Yeol is in hot water after a series of slips of the tongue b... 07:02 Apr. 06
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    (EDITORIAL from Korea Times on April 6)

    Fixing rice crisis Bastion of food security should be kept by all means For thousands of years, Korea has been an agrarian country. "Farmers formed the basis of national existence" until at least ... 07:02 Apr. 06
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    (EDITORIAL from Korea Herald on April 6)

    Regulating ChatGPT Korea has to start discussing issues emerging from the explosive growth of generative AI services Tech buzzwords tend to come and go quickly. Remember the metaverse? Or the four... 07:02 Apr. 06
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on April 3)

    Time to change Korea's industrial structure Korea's exports have declined for six consecutive months. The trade deficit has continued for 13 months. According to the latest data from the Ministry o... 06:57 Apr. 03
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea Times on April 3)

    Diplomatic mess Share all facts and make fresh start President Yoon Suk Yeol visited an outdoor market in Daegu, the "heart of conservatism," Saturday. Yoon goes to his "political hometown" when... 06:57 Apr. 03
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea Herald on April 3)

    Spotlight NK rights abuses Government makes public annual report on N. Korea human rights violations for first time The government made public its report on North Korea's human rights violations on... 06:57 Apr. 03
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on March 31)

    Diplomatic vacuum is not allowed President Yoon Suk Yeol's National Security Advisor Kim Sung-han resigned Wednesday. His abrupt departure less than a month before Yoon's state visit to the United... 07:08 Mar. 31
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea Times on March 31)

    Blindsided by Tokyo Japan hit for watering down past atrocities against Korea Most South Koreans are still wincing following the "diplomatic disaster" in Tokyo two weeks ago. At a summit there, Pr... 07:08 Mar. 31
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea Herald on March 31)

    'Bold measures' needed Korea's chronically low fertility rate calls for more effective policy measures There is no question that South Korea has to address its low birthrate, a chronic problem tha... 07:08 Mar. 31
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on March 30)

    An umbrella union that went too far The suspicion that former and current leaders of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) engaged in spying activities for North Korea is shocking. The S... 07:08 Mar. 30
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea Times on March 30)

    Boosting birthrate Old policies can't resolve knotty problems There are "pink seats" reserved for pregnant women on Seoul subway trains. However, these seats mostly remain empty or are used by old... 07:08 Mar. 30
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea Herald on March 30)

    Wet blanket on relations New Japanese textbooks distort history, putting damper on fence-mending efforts Textbooks that Japan's elementary school students will use from next year contain distort... 07:08 Mar. 30
  • (EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on March 28)

    A historic reconciliation A serene scene unfolded on Sunday — the 148th birthday of Korea's founding president Syngman Rhee (1875-1965) — in the National Cemetery in southern Seoul, where he and h... 06:59 Mar. 28
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