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Letter to the Editor

Fri, September 20, 2019 | 01:40

Flood aid to North Korea

Whenever we offer flood aid to North Korea, I feel myself gripped by conflicting emotions. It is due to the inter-Korean relationship.

2012-09-17 17:11

Time to educate sex offenders

The brutal incidents, including the rape of a 7-year-old girl in Naju, have shocked the nation. Many parents had to try and reassure themselves of their children's safety and the public is furious at the recurring sex crimes.

2012-09-14 17:13

Obama the ‘invisible president’

Clint Eastwood “made my day” with his “Invisible Obama” speech at the Republican National Convention. He is right in claiming now that “Obama is the greatest hoax ever perpetuated on the American people."

2012-09-11 16:48

Parental neglect

By now, most people are aware of the terrible crime that occurred in Naju. My wife and I have loved ones of our own, and our heart goes out to that poor girl.

2012-09-10 17:35

Commending Usain Bolt

I am thrilled that the world’s fastest man and destroyer of time, Jamaican sprinter Usain “Lightning” Bolt, has been invited to address a Vatican conference on religious liberty.

2012-09-05 17:01

Troop withdrawal from Afghanistan

According to media news, NATO has closed more than 200 bases in Afghanistan and transferred nearly 300 others to local forces. Now NATO is ready to hand over its security responsibility to Afghan forces.

2012-08-30 16:55

Maybe this is why foreigners don’t get it

Jason Lim (What the U.S. doesn’t get about Dokdo, Aug. 24) argues that Dokdo is an “article of faith with almost religious significance’’ and that the trauma of Japanese colonialism has been culturally internalized. This collective scar needs to be healed by Japanese contrition.

2012-08-28 16:56

The Olympic demands

The Badminton World Federation’s (BWF) decision to disqualify four pairs contesting in this year’s Olympic Badminton Women’s Doubles in London exposes a disquieting disparity in the way in which athletes and their audiences, respectively, have come to view modern-day sport.

2012-08-26 16:45

Japan wants to unify national cohesion with Dokdo issue

As an observer, I find that the Dokdo issue raised by Japan every so often is becoming somewhat annoying. I believe the attempt to draw Korea into a legal dispute with the IJC is nothing more than a weak attempt at turning its people’s attention from real issues such as a continuously bad economy and negative growth prospects toward a dispute with a country many Japanese stil...

2012-08-23 16:53

50,000 children die from hunger every day

The Sahel region in Africa is facing a severe food crisis. The droughts of 2005, 2010 and 2012, along with increased insecurity, are driving many families into chaos.

2012-08-21 17:20

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