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Defense
Feb 21, 2018
US Forces Korea (USFK) said Wednesday it has created a MQ-C Grey Eagle drone unit as part of efforts to enance warfighting capability here.The Second Infantry Division plans to put the advanced unmanned aircraft system into full operation in April next year, with its first flight slated for this spring, USFK said in a statement.A technologically-upgraded derivative of the combat-provel Predator, Grey Eagle is an integrated reconnaissance platform associated with the Apache helicopter."It's not a
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Olympic Games
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A glimpse into South Korea’s strange obsession with ‘character trials’ of sports stars
[Graphic News] Winter Olympic Games: Nordic Combined
Sports
Feb 21, 2018
Nordic combined brings together cross-country skiing, with its demand for strength and endurance, and ski jumping, which requires technical mastery and audacity. There are two individual events for men -- normal hill jumping with a 10-kilometer competition, and large hill jumping, also with a 10-kilometer race. The team events feature large hill jumping with a 4x5-kilometer relay.
[PyeongChang 2018] Women curlers glide smoothly into final four
Olympic Games
Feb 21, 2018
The South Korean women’s curling team topped the round robin preliminaries with an 11-2 win over the Olympic Athletes from Russia at the PyeongChang Winter Games on Wednesday morning. The home team, now having seven wins and one loss in the preliminaries, had already made it to the final four as of Tuesday. It is the first time that South Korea has advanced to the semifinals in curling at the Winter Games.The team will wrap up its round robin session against Denmark later on Wednesday.The men’s
Lotte chief steps down as CEO from Japan-based holding firm
Industry
Feb 21, 2018
Lotte Chairman Shin Dong-bin’s voluntary offer to quit as chief executive officer at its Japan-based holding firm has been approved through a board meeting, the group said Wednesday. Lotte Chairman Shin Dong-bin (Yonhap)“Lotte Holdings decided in a board meeting to accept Shin’s suggestion to resign from the chief post with a heavy heart, considering his situation,” the company said in an official statement. Shin will maintain his post as vice chairman and board member.The finalization comes am
Ministry admits to omitting part of US troop cost deal sent to Assembly
Foreign affairs
Feb 21, 2018
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday admitted that a controversial part of the 2014 agreement to share costs for US troops stationed in South Korea was omitted from its report to the National Assembly.The ministry’s task force conducted an internal review of the agreement, looking into allegations that the Park Geun-hye administration made a secret agreement with the US to contribute cash to building facilities for US troops stationed here. Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha answers lawmak
Jo Min-ki’s flip-flop on sexual misconduct with students further sparks fury
Television
Feb 21, 2018
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Naver investing heavily in marrying search and AI, but it's a rocky relationship
Technology
Feb 21, 2018
Korea‘s largest search engine platform Naver is focusing its energies in 2018 on marrying its core business of search with the customizing capabilities of artificial intelligence, but there are many hurdles ahead, according to the company’s chief executive Wednesday.At the annual Naver Connect 2018 conference, where Naver reaches out to creators and small business owners who operate on their platforms, Naver Chief Executive Han Seong-sook told reporters that the largest change to the company thi
[Chloe Morin] Macron’s biggest battle is with voter skepticism
Viewpoints
Feb 21, 2018
When Emmanuel Macron was elected French president, the conventional wisdom was that he’d only survive if his policies brought tangible economic growth. So here’s the paradox Macron faces this year: While growth is picking up and many other economic indicators are finally turning positive, his critics have become more numerous. Indeed, his popularity fell during the past month by as much as 5 percentage points. The year could not have started better for the French government on the economic fron
[Hal Brands] US allies failing to fill global leadership void
Viewpoints
Feb 21, 2018
If America abandons the liberal international order it created, can that order still endure? This has been the central geopolitical question posed by Donald Trump’s presidency. So far, longtime US allies have been working to fill the void created by the retreat of American leadership, and to prevent the erosion of a system that has served so many so well for so long. Yet their efforts cannot be more than a temporary solution to the crisis of global stewardship that Trump has created.From the tim
[Noah Smith] Apple’s business model will backfire in self-driving cars
Viewpoints
Feb 21, 2018
Fans of self-driving cars will have breathed a sigh of relief at news that Uber and Google’s Waymo, two giants in the industry, have settled their intellectual property lawsuit. This removes a huge distraction for companies, and frees them up to focus on their own research.So that’s good. Driverless cars will be an incredible boon to society. They could save tens of thousands of American lives every year, and even more in countries such as India and China, and prevent millions of injuries. They
[Dave Hyde] Listen to Douglas students -- they offer America hope
Viewpoints
Feb 21, 2018
Just listen to them. They’re so remarkable. They’re Ariana Ortega, at the funeral of her friend Alexander Schatcher, saying, “We’re here to make change. We don’t want another community going through this.” They’re Christine Yared, writing an op-ed column in the New York Times under the headline, “Don’t let my classmates’ deaths be in vain.” They’re Emma Gonzalez, saying at a rally, “The people in the government who are voted into power are lying to us. And us kids seem to be the only ones who no
[Los Angeles Times] South African democracy survives the sordid presidency of Jacob Zuma
Viewpoints
Feb 21, 2018
Jacob Zuma stepped down as president of South Africa on Wednesday, leaving a nation weakened by his nine years of rule yet in the hands of the same political party -- the African National Congress -- that has won every election since universal suffrage began in 1994. Zuma’s fate was sealed when the ANC rejected his preferred candidate for party leadership in December in favor of anti-apartheid leader-turned-businessman Cyril Ramaphosa. The job was completed last week when the ANC-dominated Natio
[Editorial] No easy task
Editorial
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Trade friction offers challenges for Moon, Trump to preserve security alliance
[PyeongChang2018] Korea's male curling team beats Japan in last round-robin match
Olympic Games
Feb 21, 2018
GANGNEUNG -- Korea's male curling team on Wednesday captured its fourth victory, against Japan, in its last round-robin match at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics.Posting four wins and five losses at the 2018 Winter Games, the Korean team failed to move on to semifinals, as did Japan, which needed to post one more victory to qualify for tie-breakers.While the Korean team already learned it would not be able to compete in the semifinals regardless of the result of the match with Japan, the home tea
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