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[Photo News] War-separated families meet in rare, emotional reunion
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South Koreans left for North Korea Monday to take part in reunions with their North Korean family members from a hotel in Sokcho, in South Korea’s Gangwon Province. Around 89 South Korean survivors, mostly in their 70s and older, got the chance to meet around 180 of their long-lost relatives living in the North at Mount Kumgang. A man selected as a participant for a reunion shows pictures of his deceased mother and little brothers living in North Korea, at a hotel used as a waiting place in Sok
UAE, S. Korea thrive under special strategic partnership: ambassador
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Aug 20, 2018
The following article was written by Abdulla Saif al-Nuaimi, ambassador of the United Arab Emirates. --Ed.
What East Asia can learn from Europe’s economic community
Diplomatic Circuit
Aug 20, 2018
The following article was written by Dr. Ramon Pacheco Pardo, KF-VUB Korea chair at the Institute for European Studies of Vrije Universiteit Brussel and senior lecturer in international relations at King’s College London. -- Ed.
Comment on 10th anniversary of August 2008 events in the Caucasus
Diplomatic Circuit
Aug 20, 2018
The article was written and contributed by the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Korea. -- Ed.
[Penny Pritzker] What China needs to understand about Trump
Viewpoints
Aug 20, 2018
It was late November 2016, and my Chinese counterpart, Vice Premier Wang Yang, was visiting Washington, DC. Over the course of my tenure as US Secretary of Commerce, the vice premier and I had developed a warm and candid relationship. Since this was to be our last official meeting, I decided to do something a bit different: take him to rural Virginia for a traditional Thanksgiving meal.While we were surrounded by our usual phalanx of security, we effectively sat alone, with the exception of our
[David Ignatius] Consequences of US disengagement
Viewpoints
Aug 20, 2018
An Arab diplomat recently chided an American audience for speculating about what “the new Middle East” may look like. Open your eyes, he said: The new Middle East is already here. And, personally, I fear its baseline expectation is that American power and values won’t matter in the way they once did.The diplomat was Yousef al-Otaiba, the ambassador of the United Arab Emirates, and he was speaking at a public gathering last month of the Aspen Security Forum. He explained to an audience of policym
[Michael Pettis] Trade war won’t dent China’s GDP
Viewpoints
Aug 20, 2018
Analysts are trying urgently to evaluate the potential impact of a full-fledged trade war on the Chinese economy. This typically involves estimating how much various tariff scenarios will reduce China’s GDP growth, with current estimates ranging from the minimal, 0.1 or 0.2 percentage point, to the substantial -- as much as 2 percentage points. This is probably the right way to evaluate the impact of external shocks on other countries. For China, however, it’s wholly inappropriate. The fact is t
[Zaki Laidi] How Europe can learn to project power
Viewpoints
Aug 20, 2018
US President Donald Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker may have averted a trade war last month, but the challenges confronting the European Union are far from resolved. In today’s increasingly Hobbesian global environment, the EU can survive only by increasing its capacity to project power.With the 1957 Treaty of Rome, Europe shed what remained of its militaristic impulses and focused on building a single market. From then on, Europe’s only means of projecting power woul
[Veena Dubal] Gig companies keep trying to evade the law
Viewpoints
Aug 20, 2018
Gig companies such as Uber, DoorDash and Instacart portray themselves as brave and brilliant innovators, underdog entrepreneurs whose explosive growth simply reflects that they’ve built a better mousetrap. But the companies have been sued again and again, in the United States and around the globe, by workers who say these businesses prosper by violating their workers’ basic legal rights. That charge invites a question: Can gig companies survive without breaking the law? Apparently not, according
[Editorial] Change job policies
Editorial
Aug 20, 2018
Government must shelve income-led growth model, boost corporate investment
[Herald Interview] ‘Forging stronger ties in diverse sectors with the Philippines’
Foreign affairs
Aug 20, 2018
Korean Ambassador to Philippines Han Dong-man aims to improve security for Koreans in the Philippines
[Behind The Wheel] Revised Tucson: smoother, edgier and interactive
Transport
Aug 20, 2018
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Hyundai Motor invests in Indian car-sharing firm
Transport
Aug 20, 2018
Hyundai Motor has invested in Revv, the second-largest car-sharing company in India, making its first move into the country’s emerging mobility market.The company declined to comment on the size of investment. Koo Young-ki, head of Hyundai Motor India shakes hands with Karan Jain, co-founder of Revv at the carmaker's product quality center in India. Next to Jain is Anupam Agarwal, also a co-founder of Revv. (Hyundai Motor)Launched in 2015, Revv provides car sharing services in 11 cities in India
N. Korea reacts positively to proposal to co-host 2021 Asian Winter Games: governor
North Korea
Aug 20, 2018
CHUNCHEON -- The governor of South Korea's northeast border province said Monday he proposed during his recent visit to Pyongyang that the two Koreas co-host the 2021 Asian Winter Games.Choi Moon-soon, governor of Gangwon Province, who visited North Korea Aug. 10-19 to participate in an international under-15 football tournament in Pyongyang, said that the North positively responded to his co-hosting proposal for the largest Asian winter sports festival."Co-hosting the Asian Winter Games is a ma
Canada approves Daewoong Pharmaceutical’s BTX Nabota
Industry
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South Korea’s Daewoong Pharmaceutical said Monday that Health Canada had granted marketing approval for its type A botulinum toxin drug Nabota, clearing the way for the product’s launch in North America. Nabota has been approved by the Canadian drug regulator for the treatment of wrinkles in the forehead, according to the drugmaker. It is the first of Daewoong’s self-developed drugs to be approved for sales in a major global pharmaceutical market. The regulatory clearance comes three months afte
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