New direction of Korean diplomacy after election
The writer argues that there are three major points President Yoon should take to improve diplomatic performance: bipartisanship, an integrated approach, and prudence.
Wang Son-taek
Pyongyang-Tokyo talks a two-edged sword
While the so-called new Cold War structure is being discussed and worries about the potential war breaking are spreading, interest is increasing rapidly in whether the contact…
A new Cold War is not coming
The writer says that the biggest problem is that many people's world views remain locked in the Cold War structure.
Another scenario for Fukushima wastewater problem
The writer says if Japan wants to resolve the wastewater issue smoothly, it is necessary to face its own policy mistakes and return to the basics.
How to respond to the satellite launch of North Korea
As Pyongyang's satellite launch has deteriorated security, Seoul should give it urgent attention, says the writer.
The secret to success following the Korea-US summit
The writer cautions against consequences of divisions over President Yoon's visit to the United States.
China diplomacy is shining. Where is the US?
Considering that the US failed to prevent the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war and is unable to stop it quickly, the US' reputation as a hegemon has been seriously damaged,…
Solutions bared swiftly. Is it audacity or surrender?
The writer says it might be necessary to check the Yoon government's approach to the Japan issue and seek alternatives.
Manage crisis and more to ease tension with North Korea
The escalation of tensions is a very problematic development in that it is a serious obstacle to peace and prosperity on the peninsula and the countries around Northeast Asia.