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Tue, July 14, 2020 | 22:46

What's driving Kim Jong-un's erratic behavior?: N. Korea expert

What's driving Kim Jong-un's erratic behavior?: N. Korea expert

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has proven himself to be the hardest person to trust. On June 16, the North has once again surprised us by blowing up the 15 million dollars worth joint liaison office (South Korea's property, of course) in Kaesong, saying they are very unhappy with anti-Pyeongyang leaflets being sent across the border.

2020-07-07 18:45

'Stop the baby whine': What South Koreans really think about North Korea

'Stop the baby whine': What South Koreans really think about North Korea

They make up, and break up. But they again decide to stay, and part ways overnight. It seems like they just can't cut the cord. For South Korean President Moon Jae-in, engaging with North Korea's Kim Jong-un has always been a rollercoaster ride. Unpredictability. That’s how Kim controls the relationship. Then how do South Koreans feel about their unruly neighbor?

2020-07-06 14:27

Debate: Should K-pop be apolitical vs. politcal?

Debate: Should K-pop be apolitical vs. politcal?

It is quite rare for singers to exercise their social/political voice on the K-pop scene, where they are expected to focus solely on musical activities. In fact, there is a rationale behind their silence, according to professor of K-pop Lee Gyu-tag.

Lee Min-young | 2020-06-23 19:06

Exploited victims?: Where did all the 'comfort women' donations go?

Exploited victims?: Where did all the 'comfort women' donations go?

Lee Yong-su, a long-time activist and survivor of Japan’s wartime sexual slavery, dropped a bombshell when she decided to speak out against newly-elected lawmaker Yoon Mee-hyang and a civic group she led.

Lee Gyu-lee | 2020-06-23 09:42

Black Lives Matter: What Do Koreans Really Think About BLM Protests?

Black Lives Matter: What Do Koreans Really Think About BLM Protests?

The Black Lives Matter movement sparked by the police killing of African-American George Floyd have been spreading worldwide over the past few weeks. And for Asians, racial discrimination is nothing new. Amid the protests, Asian businesses in many cities across the US have been struck by looters and vandals which led Asians to stage their own campaign against racism. So this ...

2020-06-19 14:47

SM Entertainment supports Black Lives Matter movement

'Stop the self-praise': Doctor shows frustration over Korea's COVID-19 response

'Stop the self-praise': Doctor shows frustration over Korea's COVID-19 response

The swift response from the Korean government to combat COVID-19 has been praised by many other countries as they were experiencing difficulty dealing with the virus by the time when Korea was already seeing a sharp decrease in the number of newly infected cases. When the Korean government was busy blowing its own horn, doctors of the Korean Medical Association (KMA) were lef...

Lee Min-young | 2020-06-14 16:01

Who made BTS, EXO's MV? Meet legendary MV maker Zanybros

Who made BTS, EXO's MV? Meet legendary MV maker Zanybros

Zanybros was founded in 2001, which is now one of the most distinguished MV production companies in Korea. They have collaborated with a plethora of artists including BTS, EXO, Girls' Generation, TVXQ and MAMAMOO for video production and attained international fame with their quality creations. So far, the pair has filmed nearly 1,500 videos.

Lee Min-young | 2020-06-05 20:10

[INTERVIEW] Challenging but rewarding life of BTS, EXO's MV maker Zanybros

'Hope Tape': How a simple tape can help find missing children

'Hope Tape': How a simple tape can help find missing children

Waiting on a package to arrive is always a delightful anticipation, savoring every moment of unboxing those deliveries. But in South Korea, there’s another reason to take a better look at your long-awaited parcel before you rip it open.

Lee Gyu-lee | 2020-06-05 09:26

Rise of Korean soft power after COVID-19: presidential adviser

Rise of Korean soft power after COVID-19: presidential adviser

During a recent interview with The Korea Times, Moon Chung-in, special adviser to President Moon Jae-in for foreign affairs and national security, explained what major changes have been made in foreign affairs following the coronavirus pandemic and where South Korean stands after successfully getting through the health crisis.

Lee Min-young | 2020-05-31 17:40

Foreigner in Korean show biz: 'How I make work fun'

Foreigner in Korean show biz: 'How I make work fun'

From an exchange student to a TV personality, Joakim Sorensen from Sweden has found his way around show biz in Korea. He recently starred in JTBC’s talk show “77 Love” and is continuing to explore ways to gain a foothold in the industry.

Lee Gyu-lee | 2020-05-27 14:42

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