Google, Apple, and Facebook, the leading companies of the United States (U.S.) all share one thing in common–their hometown. They were

Chang Hae Sun   2014-04-06

President Obama signed a bill on the seventeenth night of January. Soon after a hurray burst from Korea, and a howl from Japan. It reads: “A

Kang Sang Ji   2014-03-04

Looking back on 2013, the world was freezing, both virtually and realistically. Well, in November 2013, Disney’s film Frozen ruled the whole

Lee Eun Kyung   2014-03-04

Typhoon Haiyan, one of the most powerful typhoons ever, devastated the central regions of the Philippines during the second week of November

Kwon Joon Young   2013-12-03

September 23 was the opening night at the Metropolitan Opera in the United States (U.S.) of the opera Eugene Onegin written by Pyotr Ilyich

Lee Hye Soo   2013-10-31

“By increasing the number of the United States (U.S.) dollars in circulation, or even by credibly threatening to do so, the U.S. government

Kim Na Young   2013-10-31

A man disguised like an old woman sneaks into the United States (U.S.) consulate. Soon, 70 police cars besiege the building, forming a prelu

Kang Sang Ji   2013-10-01

When Zimbabwe finally bailed out of the colonial era, this country was full of hope that it would be one of the most powerful countries in A

Kang Hyun Ji   2013-10-01

Hated by its geographically closest neighbors, China and Korea, Japan is going through a national crisis with rapid changes in economic, soc

Kim Mun Jeong   2013-09-15

“The Obama Administration has now adopted the strategy of using citizenship as a weapon. Although I am convicted of nothing, it has unilater

Kwon Joon Young   2013-09-15

“Stand! Ready! Aim! Fire!” was the command of the senior officer that led the gun squad executing Von Stauffenberg in the movie Valkyrie. Th

Kwon Joon Young   2013-06-15

In 2007, Iceland has marked a high estimate of 35,000-dollar-GDP (Gross Domestic Product) per capita. Hence, Iceland was known as one of the

Yu Dong Kyun   2013-06-15

On March 12, North Korea announced rescinding of its truce agreement. Soon enough in April, the North rejected the South’s attempt to dialog

Kwon Byoung Mok   2013-05-15

Thousands of dead, bloated pigs float down the river that supplies Shanghai with its drinking water; a haze akin to volcanic fumes cloak the

Choi Jiyoung   2013-05-15

On March 12, North Korea announced rescinding of its truce agreement. Soon enough in April, the North rejected the South’s attempt to dialog

Kwon Byoung Mok   2013-05-13

News of campus shooting incidents in the United States (U.S.) is not even shocking these days. In 2012 and 2013 alone, there have been 15 re

Kwon Joon Young   2013-04-07

Sex scandals, betrayal, and corruption–after Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation, there have been much talk behind the scenes

Lee Hye Soo   2013-04-07

“The struggle for democracy and human rights in Burma is a struggle for life and dignity,” said Aung San Suu Kyi. The word “democracy” means

Kim Mun Jeong   2013-04-04

China and the U.S. are about to see changes due to the presidential election. Xi-Jinping of China rises to be the symbol of authority as Hu-

Yu Dong Kyun   2013-03-27

China and Japan have so far been fiercely charging for the Senkaku (or Diaoyu) islands. Anti- Japan protests in China over the islands have

Yu Dong-Kyun   2012-11-22