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The Two Koreas: Between Economic Success and Nuclear Threat

By Ahn Mi Young
The two Koreas are an odd match – both are talking about possible dialogue but both have different ideas of the conditions, and that difference comes from the 62-year-old division following the 1950-53 Korean War.

OPINION: Improve North Korean Human Rights By Ending War

By Christine Ahn and Suzy Kim
On Nov. 18, a committee of the United Nations General Assembly voted 111 to 19, with 55 abstentions, in favour of drafting a non-binding resolution referring North Korea to the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Is the Sewol Tragedy South Korea’s Katrina?

By Geoffrey Fattig
In the weeks since the South Korean ferry Sewol sank—taking with it the lives of over 300 passengers, the vast majority of them high school students — the country continues to be wracked by a palpable mix of grief, guilt, and outrage.


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