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Choosing ‘death’ rather than becoming a ‘sinner of history’
“I have insomnia. It’s been a month. This is the same symptom I suffered in 2016 when former President Park Geun-hye faced impeachment. I can sleep for no more than four hours,” answered Rep. Kim Se-yeon, a three-term lawmaker of the main opposition …
Nov 22,2019
Former head of investigations says transparency is important
The investigation into Cho Kuk and his family is reaching its climax as the prosecution has already questioned the former justice minister while his wife professor Chung Kyung-sim is already detained. The scandal, which shook Korean society to its…
Nov 16,2019
An art cinema’s role in social development
If you missed the chance to catch that independent movie that had caught your eye, fear not — an art cinema in Nowon District, northern Seoul, shows nearly 10 small-scale movies a day, so you’ll have plenty of options to fit your schedule. …
Nov 16,2019
Korean conductor brings Norwegians ‘home’
It was the first time the orchestra had a Korean conductor. Yet by the way they performed in Seoul on Wednesday night, it was as if they had been together for ages. Chang Han-na, the cellist-turned-conductor from Korea, conducted with such fine-tu…
Nov 16,2019
Internationalization is key to Keimyung’s success
As Korea’s youth engage in fierce competition to get into universities in Seoul, universities outside the capital are suffering from a decreasing number of freshmen. A school located in Daegu is trying to overcome this crisis through what its preside…
Nov 09,2019
Sommelier owes victory to sticking to his gut
Sommelier Bak Min-wook of the Park Hyatt Busan ranked first in the 18th Concours National Du Meilleur Sommelier en Vins de France held last week at the Millennium Seoul Hilton, central Seoul. The event, which was organized by the French Ministry o…
Nov 09,2019
Korea’s current operating system needs fundamental change
President Moon Jae-in announced his plan to introduce “national artificial intelligence (AI) strategy” within this year. However, the reality of that strategy seems unlikely. Van-hailing service provider Tada, which stood as an “icon of innovation” w…
Nov 08,2019
Nuclear energy is the answer
Min Byung-joo, president of the Korean Nuclear Society (KNS), sees herself as “hard-core non-mainstream.” She really is one of a kind — a female engineer who majored in nuclear physics. Her academic record as a nuclear scientist stands out even…
Nov 01,2019
Practical training behind the success of KoreaTech
A university located in the city of Cheonan, South Chungcheong, is leading the way for Korea’s engineering education. It is also where Korean independence activist Yu Gwan-sun (1902-20) started the March 1 Independence Movement, the peaceful demonstr…
Oct 26,2019
Humanitarian aid needs innovation, not convention
Gone are the days that humanitarian organizations solely rely on conventional modes of assistance such as emergency relief, said Gilles Carbonnier, vice president of the Geneva-based International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). At a time when …
Oct 25,2019
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