Kim Dae Joong writes a great editorial for Chosun Ilbo, it is a must read
Koreas citizens feel unsure about and dissatisfied with the country's political leadership, yet they do want the country to negotiate its political, economic, international and security dangers without getting tangled up in a constitutional emergency or political confusion.
I'm sure South Korea will keep quiet on the subject
Before the new treaty was agreed, China under an informal agreement deported North Korean defectors. But as trade and exchange between the two countries have expanded, issues of civil and criminal liability have also become more convoluted.
No judge, no jury, no trial, oh by the way, your father is a Japanese collaborator and a traitor to Korea
Some say that the release of the list is desirable for the Korean society to step forward to ``bright'' future by clarifying its unsolved past while other argue that the criteria is too subjective.
South Korea did something right, but it will be interesting if South Korea will stick to their guns
North Korea said Monday it will halve the number of South Korean visitors to its tourist resort of Mt. Kumgang in protest against the dismissal of a businessman who headed the inter- Korean business project.
Mr Roh turns his back on his military and SK civilians and the 386 Gen. look the other way
The South Korean government estimates that there are some 500 South Korean POWs and about 480 abductees taken after the war who have not returned home and may still be alive in the North.
Written by Gary Schmitt & Dan Blumenthal and originally posted by New American Century
Deterring China's attempt to coerce Taiwan into unification with the mainland through military force has been United States policy for five decades The success of that policy has rested on Taiwans willingness to maintain a robust self-defense capability and, in turn, on Americas retaining the ability to project military power quickly and decisively into the region in a time of crisis.
This proves the United States accusations and discredits North and South Korea's denials
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has confirmed that disgraced nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan supplied North Korea with centrifuges to enrich uranium.
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