More challenges to come in inter-Korean ties

Police should renew efforts to catch those who got away

N.K. should be taught provocations won’t be rewarded

High-level talks verify Pyongyang’s intentions

Brazen politician puts blame on opportunistic court

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s speech last Friday, on the eve of the 70th anniversary of Japan’s defeat in World War II, was keenly awaited upon for an apology.　East Asian countries were critical, but for Japan locally, his enunciation was well received by the inference of polls conducted by Pew, which indicated that his approval ratings rose by 5 percent to land at 44 percent, although still lower than his disapproval rating. 　Reuters quoted a Kyodo News poll, which was conducted after hi

White elephant or goose laying golden eggs?

South Koreans should stand united

Conglomerates should follow through on their plans

Seoul should focus on change, not collapse of North

Global economic storm could come without warning

Overhaul needed for parliamentary ethics panel

President Park should go, return with results

Precautions need with hazardous materials

Seoul needs initiative for diplomatic breakthrough