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Moon adviser says a ‘big deal’ with the North is possible
Presidential special adviser Moon Chung-in, a long-time advocate of closer relations with North Korea, discussed the possibility of a denuclearization agreement or a “big deal” between the United States and Pyongyang during two interviews with the Jo…
Oct 12,2018
Taking innovations from the lab to the boardroom
Across the world, companies set up at university laboratories are making it big by commercializing breakthrough innovations. Korea, though, is lagging behind. Last year, Mobileye, a firm that develops vision-based advanced driver-assistance syste…
Oct 06,2018
‘Our country could be stuck as an immature economy’
The income-led growth plan pushed by the Moon Jae-in government seems to be causing severe side effects. The number of unemployed has exceeded 1 million for eight consecutive months and the income gap is widening. An administration that champ…
Oct 05,2018
The view of North Korea from bus No. 14
It was a dreamlike three days. Visiting Pyongyang as part of the special entourage for the third inter-Korean summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was an enormous honor. Members of the entourage had no…
Sept 29,2018
Retirees work to vindicate the wrongly convicted
Retirees across the country are forming cooperatives to pass on the knowledge they’ve acquired over a lifetime. These modest money-making enterprises, somewhere between a business and a charity, are formed voluntarily by people with a common socia…
Sept 22,2018
Retiring justice says ideology has no place in the courtroom
Few justices have had such a monumental impact on Korean society and politics as those on the Constitutional Court in the last five years. They have ruled on issues ranging from the decriminalization of adultery, the dissolution of a political pa…
Sept 20,2018
He spent 20 years restoring a 1,400-year-old pagoda
Stone pagodas forged out of granite by skilled masons of antiquity dot the Korean Peninsula, perhaps more so than anywhere else in the world. Few, however, can compare to the western stone pagoda at the site of the once magnificent Mireu…
Sept 15,2018
Swords meet pens
Twelve cadets from the Korea Military Academy pose for a photo with executive editor Ryu Kwon-ha, center right, and editor in chief Anthony Spaeth, center left, after completing a one-day journalism course in the newsroom of the Korea JoongAng Daily …
Sept 15,2018
Hong: North’s pursuit of nukes is ‘animal’ instinct
North Korea’s nuclear development program was based on Kim Il Sung’s “animal spirit” to find a way for the regime to survive at a tumultuous time, said Hong Seok-hyun, chairman of the Korea Peace Foundation and JoongAng Holdings, during a lecture on …
Sept 13,2018
The ‘Leonardo da Vinci of robots’ on learning by failing
A three-legged robot, an air-powered hand and the world’s first car that can be driven by the blind. If there’s anything that Dennis Hong can’t create, he hasn’t conceived of it yet. The professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at the U…
Sept 08,2018
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