Why does South Korea need the Ministry of Unification?
It stands as a testament to the unfinished work of healing a divided people.
Hague court’s ruling: Dawn
Though the ruling has come in connection with a case initiated by Pakistan in 2016, it suggests that India’s decision to hold the IWT in ‘abeyance’ after the Pahalgam…
Recalibrate moves for peace in Korea
Experience tells us that a breakthrough with the North should be cloaked in cautious optimism.
Rohingya repatriation at a crossroads
The international community must take notice and facilitate the repatriation of the Rohingya refugees to their homeland.
Asia on edge: Dawn
Last year, Asia warmed at nearly twice the global pace; it matched 2020 as the hottest year in the record books.
Conspicuous absence: The Korea Herald
In this dire situation, it is important to send a clear message that holds Pyongyang in check. To show the South stands by its allies and friends is a sure way to do it.
Roots, reactions, and the rocky road ahead for Thailand-Cambodia relations
What began as a deadly skirmish has spiralled into a full-spectrum standoff, threatening not only regional stability but also the livelihoods of ordinary citizens caught in the…
Revival of China-Pakistan-Afghanistan ties
In the evolving geopolitics where connectivity remains key, Afghanistan has remained central to South Asia and Central Asia connectivity.
Israel-Iran conflict: The Korea Herald
Lee administration must brace for fallout from a volatile situation in the Middle East.
‘ASEAN paradox’ haunts Southeast Asia’s integration
ASEAN has operated on the assumption that economic integration can serve as a foundation for regional peace and stability. Its notion of comprehensive security, for instance,…