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June 13, 2015
The Evolution of the U.S-South Korea Alliance
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Leon Whyte
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June 13, 2015
“For the alliance to continue into the future, it must expand beyond old parameters.”
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June 12, 2015
The Koryo Hotel, Symbol of the 'Glory and Strength of the DPRK,' Catches Fire
Pyongyang security forces scrambled on Thursday as the country's second-largest hotel caught fire.
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The Koryo Hotel, Symbol of the 'Glory and Strength of the DPRK,' Catches Fire
June 11, 2015
Putting South Korea's MERS Panic in Context
For South Koreans, driving and even crossing the street are more dangerous than the virus.
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Putting South Korea's MERS Panic in Context
June 11, 2015
Korean Queer Festival Sparks Social Contention
South Korea's LGBT festival faces an uphill climb changing social attitudes.
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Korean Queer Festival Sparks Social Contention
June 10, 2015
South Korea's Park Scraps US Trip Amid MERS Outbreak
President Park Geun-hye postponed a planned trip to the U.S. due to domestic concerns over the viral outbreak.
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South Korea's Park Scraps US Trip Amid MERS Outbreak
June 06, 2015
The Political Economy of MERS
What are the South Korean's governments main concerns as it handles a new outbreak?
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The Political Economy of MERS
June 05, 2015
MERS Outbreak Highlights South Korea’s Information Controls
The South Korean government has tightly controlled information on the MERS outbreak, especially affected hospitals.
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MERS Outbreak Highlights South Korea’s Information Controls
June 04, 2015
Could China's AIIB Be a Game-Changer for North Korea?
Possible membership in the AIIB could incentivize needed reforms in North Korea.
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Could China's AIIB Be a Game-Changer for North Korea?
June 03, 2015
Who Represents Labor Market Outsiders in South Korea?
If South Korea's left won't represent the poor, who will?
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Who Represents Labor Market Outsiders in South Korea?
June 02, 2015
It’s Official: China, South Korea Sign Free Trade Agreement
Three years after negotiations started, China and South Korea officially signed a landmark new free trade agreement.
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It’s Official: China, South Korea Sign Free Trade Agreement
May 29, 2015
South Korean Gay Pride Event Sparks Bitter Standoff With Christians
Christian groups are blocking LGBT organizers from receiving the necessary permits for a gay pride festival.
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South Korean Gay Pride Event Sparks Bitter Standoff With Christians
May 28, 2015
US, South Korea, Japan Coordinate Trilaterally on North Korea
The United States, South Korea, and Japan agreed to pressure North Korea over its nuclear program.
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US, South Korea, Japan Coordinate Trilaterally on North Korea
May 27, 2015
This South Korean's High-Altitude Protest Just Broke a Record
Ja Gwang-ho's chimney-top sit-in is the latest in a storied tradition of high-profile labor protests in South Korea.
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This South Korean's High-Altitude Protest Just Broke a Record
May 19, 2015
US, China to Jointly Pressure North Korea Over Nuclear Program
The United States and China may come together to increase pressure on Pyongyang to back off its nuclear program.
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US, China to Jointly Pressure North Korea Over Nuclear Program
May 15, 2015
What Happened to North Korea's Defense Minister?
South Korea's NIS allegedly told lawmakers Hyon Yong-chol was executed via anti-aircraft gun.
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What Happened to North Korea's Defense Minister?
May 14, 2015
Could South Korea's 'Scotland' Force Political Change?
South Korea's liberal party is losing support in its traditional stronghold. Can NPAD remake itself?
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Could South Korea's 'Scotland' Force Political Change?
May 09, 2015
For South Korea’s Exporters, Innovate or Perish
According to a new report, South Korea is losing market share in export sectors where it has enjoyed an advantage.
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For South Korea’s Exporters, Innovate or Perish
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John Power
John Power is a journalist who has been based in Seoul, South Korea since 2010.
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Steven Denney
Steven Denney is a doctoral student in the department of political science at the University of Toronto. He is the managing editor of the research site Sino-NK and holds an MA in Global Affairs and Policy from Yonsei University. Steven’s research interests span two fields: politics and society of Korea and political culture. The former interest speaks to his inner Koreanist while his disciplinary training drives the latter. Follow him on Twitter: @StevenDenney86.
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June 10, 2015
Interview: Joseph Nye
Author and political scientist Joseph Nye on China and the U.S. rebalance to Asia.
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