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Viewpoints
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When Donald Trump took office early last year, many pundits believed that he would settle into his presidency and pivot to normality. But a large number of America’s mental health experts didn’t see it that way. They warned that Trump evidently suffers from a mental impairment that would worsen under pressure, possibly leading him to launch a war, even a nuclear war. And now, with the dangers of a Trump-led war with North Korea or Iran rising, the world needs to head off America’s president befo
[Park Sang-seek] Two threats to world peace: New Cold War and tribalism
Viewpoints
Feb 25, 2018
If we look at the world map, we can see that the Eurasian continent and North America are getting involved in a new type of cold war, while the African and Latin American continents are getting mired in increasing tribal conflicts and the Arab world in intensifying religious sectarian fights. Consequently, humanity suffers from the new Cold War, tribalism and religious conflicts simultaneously. In a sense, humanity suffers more from these new conflicts than the old Cold War.In the new Cold War R
[Leonid Bershidsky] Putin has to find way to raise incomes
Viewpoints
Feb 25, 2018
The Russian presidential election is such a formality that President Vladimir Putin won’t even be filmed for his own TV spots. One thing, though, Putin is keen to ensure before the election: that Russians’ real disposable incomes as measured by official statistics don’t decline. So the State Statistical Service has made sure of it.On Monday, the government agency reported that in January, the disposable income measure was unchanged from January 2017. To produce that result, it had to disregard a
[Noah Smith] Wakanda’s prosperity isn’t so far-fetched for Africa
Viewpoints
Feb 25, 2018
Moviegoers have been going crazy over “Black Panther,” the new Marvel comic book superhero film. In addition to being a fun romp, the movie holds special emotional significance for many -- not just because of its mostly black cast, but because of its setting, Wakanda. A fictional country located somewhere in Africa, Wakanda avoided colonization by foreign powers, and is now wealthy and highly developed. That image speaks powerfully to many in the global African diaspora, and to many Africans as
[Cathy O’Neil] Are you poor? Here’s your virtual hamster cage
Viewpoints
Feb 25, 2018
What are the limits of inequality? In a world with virtual reality, history might be an unreliable guide. Time was you could imagine a peasant revolt: If the poorest were starving, they wouldn’t wait around patiently for political change. Riots would disrupt the status quo. If things were really bad, the army might join in. Self-preservation would then compel elites to respond by redistributing wealth, rather than continuing to hoard resources. For a while, society would be more equal. In the de
[Editorial] PyeongChang’s legacy
Editorial
Feb 25, 2018
Winter Olympics close successfully; geopolitics weigh heavily on games
[PyeongChang 2018] Case of misogyny? ‘Bully’ skater wins silver, yet dispute lingers
Olympic Games
Feb 25, 2018
Petition calls for Kim Bo-reum to return silver medal for alleged bullying
[PyeongChang 2018] Medal standings
Olympic Games
Feb 25, 2018
The 2018 PyeongChang Olympics came to a close on Sunday.Norway's Marit Bjoergen won final gold of the games in cross-country skiing, pulling up her country to the first place in the medal standings. (Pyeongchang2018.com)
YG Entertainment opens dining facility in Jeju Shinhwa World
Culture
Feb 25, 2018
YG Entertainment on Sunday opened its restaurant complex YG Republique at Jeju Shinhwa World, an integrated resort complex on Jeju Island. YG’s new multifaceted dining complex consists of three restaurant brands: a meat place called “Three-Way Butcher,” a salad cafe called “3Birds” and a pub called “K-Pub,” all of which are operated by YG in conjunction with YG Foods, the agency’s restaurant business. G-Dragon’s cafe Untitled, 2017 (YG Foods) YG Republique (YG Foods)YG Republique also has branc
NK delegation diverted to avoid protest on way to Seoul
Politics
Feb 25, 2018
A high-level delegation from North Korea, which arrived at a checkpoint in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, at 9:53 a.m. Sunday, took a detour to reach its accommodation at the northeastern edge of Seoul, avoiding direct confrontation with protesters on the Unification Bridge -- the official land route connecting the two Koreas. Lawmakers from the main opposition Liberty Korea Party held an overnight protest on the southern end of a border bridge to North Korea starting Saturday in an attempt to block t
[IP in Korea] From trademarks to trade secrets, SMEs broaden IP horizons
Industry
Feb 25, 2018
For small enterprises with limited resources and technology, the extensive intellectual property war of industry giants such as Samsung and Apple may seem quite irrelevant.But the steady growth trend in the domestic patents sector over the years indicates that even second-tier businesses have now picked up on the importance of their intangible intellectual assets, according to an IP service leader of the state-run Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency.“Patents are a highly sophisticated field,
Special team summons former prosecutor in sexual assault scandal
Social affairs
Feb 25, 2018
A special team investigating sexual abuse allegations involving state prosecutors said Sunday it plans to question a former senior prosecutor who allegedly sexually assaulted a junior colleague and later used his power to have her unfairly demoted.Ahn Tae-geun has been asked to appear for interrogation on Monday, according to the inspection team.The former prosecutor was brought into the spotlight when a female prosecutor, Seo Ji-hyun, recently accused him of groping her at a funeral in 2010. Ah
[Newsmaker] How Uiseong slid into center of Korea’s curling boom
Olympic Games
Feb 25, 2018
When South Korea’s first curling rink was completed in Uiseong, North Gyeongsang Province in 2006, little could the county administration that backed its construction expect the unfamiliar facility to produce Olympic medal winners in the sport a dozen years later. The story of how the Korean women’s curling team came about has now become known worldwide. In 2007, classmates Kim Yeong-mi, whose name has reverberated through the curling venue at PyeongChang and global media outlets in the past wee
[PyeongChang 2018] Norway's Marit Bjoergen wins final gold of PyeongChang 2018 in cross-country skiing
Olympic Games
Feb 25, 2018
Norwegian cross-country skier Marit Bjoergen won the final gold medal of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics on Sunday.Bjoergen won the ladies' 30-kilometer mass start classic at Alpensia Cross-Country Centre in PyeongChang in one hour, 22 minutes and 17.6 seconds. It was the last event at PyeongChang 2018, which will draw to a conclusion with a closing ceremony later Sunday. Bjoergen of Norway celebrates winning the Women`s Cross Country 30 km Mass Start Classic race at the Alpensia Cross Coun
‘IMA Picks’ looks at different aspects of neoliberal society
Arts&Design
Feb 25, 2018
Ilmin Museum of Art is examining different aspects of neoliberal society through “IMA Picks,” a project that comprises research-based artworks by artists in their 30s and 40s who have made significant achievements at home and abroad for more than 10 years.As part of this year’s project, Kim A-young, Lee Moon-joo, and Jung Yoon-suk are presenting solo exhibitions that showcase their ways of interpreting different phenomena embedded in neoliberal society. Kim A-young’s “Porosity Valley” (IMA)Kim’
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