Sanctions in 2010 need to be readjusted

Seoul stuck between U.S., China on missile defense

New model required for public broadcaster

Discord highlights governance problems

Park needs new leadership style

Voters’ duties to prevent another Sewol

Civic groups should take more active role

Seoul needs more strategic thinking on security

Landmark trip raises hopes for church’s role

Ahn tasked with becoming strong prime minister

Dangerous conditions should be improved

Maritime security function must not be weakened

The Thai army’s unilateral declaration of countrywide martial law has made little difference to residents of Bangkok, who have grown resigned to the now seven-month political drama.With the end game still not clear, it remains a waiting game ― but meanwhile it’s business as usual although many residents, especially those in the tourism sector, are beginning to feel the pinch of a slowing economy.There were traffic jams on Tuesday morning as some army positions were set up at strategic intersecti

Assembly should address deep-seated flaws

Vessel safety inspection framework needs reform