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Sun, May 29, 2022 | 04:49
. Jang Da-wool
Auto workers support rapid and fair transition to combat climate change
The Korean automotive industry began in 1955 when the first car, the “Sibal,” was produced. The name means “new start.” The first ever Korean-developed car was the Hyundai Pony in 1975. Since then, the auto industry has played an important role in the Korean economy.
2022-04-24 15:39
Putin has a chance to conquer France
Putin has a chance to conquer France
I'm guessing that the French presidential election isn't high on your current list of interests. If not, I suggest you take a long look at the photos that feature Vladimir Putin communing with one of his favorite goons, far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen.
2022-04-24 15:34
. Donald Kirk
Remembering Asia's bloodiest war
WASHINGTON - The Korean War is less and less “forgotten.” You don't hear people calling it “the Forgotten War” nearly as much as we did years ago. For elevating awareness of the worst calamity ever to befall the Korean Peninsula, we can thank North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un, who's done his best to alert the world to the dangers of a second Korean War by staging missile tests...
2022-04-21 16:32
Rushan Ziatdinov
Collaborative development of frequency dictionaries
The knowledge of languages is a competitive advantage for humans because it can be extremely beneficial for one's future and career. Language acquisition has been proven to increase a learner's cognitive function, which includes - but is not limited to - improved problem-solving abilities and memory function.
2022-04-21 16:26
Security in post-American Middle East
Security in post-American Middle East
The Middle East is learning to live without America. While the United States will continue to shape regional security, not least through its advanced weapons systems, its (perceived) retreat from the Middle East has raised serious doubts about its willingness to fulfill its commitments to its allies.
2022-04-21 16:22
Korea should participate in proposed Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
The Biden administration has launched its Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) to increase economic cooperation among Pacific region democratic nations. Korea should be an active participant. In an effort to bring together democratic, rule-of-law Pacific-rim nations in a new trading bloc, it was clearly a disappointment that the United States did not join the Trans-Pacific ...
2022-04-21 16:16
Push for new antitrust rules infested with cronyism?
Push for new antitrust rules infested with cronyism?
An unlikely coalition of senators is backing Minnesota Democrat Amy Klobuchar's bill to drastically overhaul the nation's antitrust laws. They may want to give her proposal another read, because there are things about it that might not be what they seem.
2022-04-21 16:11
Jeffrey D. Jones
New challenge for Korea
With a new administration in Korea, we have an exciting opportunity to witness how new leaders and new policies can change the way the country is operated and the direction it is moving. Irrespective of your political inclinations, changes of this magnitude are always exciting and full of new opportunities and challenges for all citizens and residents.
2022-04-20 16:12
Discouraging deterrence
Discouraging deterrence
Among the torrent of comments over the war in Ukraine is the view that if Ukraine had retained some degree of nuclear weapons capability instead of giving it all up in 1994, it would have had an effective deterrent to prevent Russia's involvement in the Donbas, its annexation of Crimea and its recent invasion of the country.
2022-04-20 16:07
What is China's COVID endgame?
What is China's COVID endgame?
For most of the past two years, China's “zero-COVID” strategy was seen as a drastic but effective way to maintain impressively low infection rates. The Chinese government locked down millions of people at a time, ordering them to stay in their homes - or even in schools and office buildings. Last winter, the city of Xi'an was locked down for an entire month. All of its 13 mil...
2022-04-20 16:00
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