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Park Geun-hye, former chairwoman of the Grand National Party, hopes that reporters will be impressed by her meetings with Condoleezza Rice, U.S. secretary of state; Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House of Representatives; and Hillary Clinton. She trails the former Seoul mayor Lee Myung-bak in the race for her party’s presidential nomination. By Kim…
Feb 12,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
Five days before the Uri Party convention to decide the fate of the party, Chung Dong-young, a former Uri chairman, puts up posters at the venue reading “No intervention by President Roh.” The final scene, below, is Mr. Chung’s separation from Mr. Roh. By Kim Sang-taek…
Feb 09,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
A worker on a ladder truck puts up a sign that reads, in military terms, “The second company of the Uri Party” outside of an office building. On the inside, Kim Han-gill, former floor leader of the Uri Party, is meeting other lawmakers who joined his mass defection Tuesday. By Kim Sang-taek…
Feb 08,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
President Roh Moo-hyun denounces lawmakers bolting away from the Uri Party, saying “I have not seen anybody who was successful after splitting away from his political party.” People on a bench nearby note that Mr. Roh himself defected from the Millennium Democratic Party, on whose ticket he won the presidential election in 2002. The cartoonist ca…
Feb 07,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
Young men heartily applaud Prime Minister Han Myeong-sook after she announces that the nation’s mandatory military service term will be cut back by six months. About 10 months later, voters see presidential campaign posters featuring Ms. Han. The cartoonist says that’s why Ms. Han is announcing the plan now. By Kim Sang-taek…
Feb 06,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
While a lawmaker sings “Don’t hold me to the party” on a the stage during an Uri Party song contest, President Roh Moo-hyun complains, “Why is there no song for the constitutional amendment?” Mr. Roh reads the list of songs to be sung, which also include “I will bolt away today,” “I will leave the party tomorrow” and “Good-bye, Mr. Roh.” By Kim S…
Feb 05,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
North Korean citizens on the streets of Pyongyang follow South Korean fads and fashions. Some, under the tower of the “Juche ideology,”boast of having videotapes of South Korean movies and TV dramas. One person yells, “Mind your own business,” an expression that became a fad after the movie “Sympathy for Lady Vengeance” was released here. …
Feb 02,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
People are much more interested in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s release of the names of judges who issued rulings under the Park Chung Hee regime than the TV news report about the near collapse of the governing Uri Party due to defections by its lawmakers. By Kim Sang-taek…
Feb 01,2007
Won-soo Yi Cartoon
By Won-soo Yi, JoongAng Daily cartoonist…
Jan 31,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
Front-line soldiers are puzzled while trying to interpret what President Roh Moo-hyun said yesterday during a visit to a forward camp. Referring to his earlier remark that “young men go rotten for years in the military,” Mr. Roh told the troops yesterday, “It may sound wrong ... it may sound right.” By Kim Sang-taek…
Jan 30,2007
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