Featured History 11 November 2024 Obituary: Park Dong-seon, Mastermind of “Koreagate” The Korean American businessman was at the center of the lowest point in US-South Korea alliance.
Featured Japan 25 October 2024 The Disappearing Dokdo Islets The Yoon Suk-yeol administration surrenders yet again.
Featured History 10 October 2024 The Liberation Day Schism South Korean right-wing's historical revisionism went from hints to explicit initiatives.
Featured History 2 September 2024 Obituary: Kim Min-gi, 73, Champion of Indie Music Kim's music became the anthem of South Korea's democracy movement.
Featured History 23 August 2024 Can the June 29 Declaration Serve as Inspiration for Yoon? A negotiated surrender may be a way out.
Featured History 17 May 2024 The Checkered History of South Korea’s Premier Women’s College The first president of the Ewha Womans University remains a controversial figure.
Featured History 16 May 2024 Sewol Ferry Disaster, a Decade Later A turning point that defined South Korean politics for the past decade.
Featured Foreign Policy 13 May 2024 First Official US Recognition of the Jeju Massacre US State Department called the Jeju Massacre a "terrible tragedy."
Featured History 22 March 2024 Conservatives Push Pro-Syngman Rhee Propaganda The Birth of Korea is a surprise hit, in part because conservative groups are paying people to watch it.
Featured Society 12 January 2024 A Movie About the Chun Doo-hwan Coup Sweeps the Box Office Hwang Jeong-min's portrayal of the venal dictator is a show-stopper.
History 22 November 2023 Conservatives Shun the Bu-Ma Uprising Memorial Remaining true to their dictatorship roots.
Featured History 22 September 2023 Tokyo Ignores the Kanto Massacre Centennial Yoon Suk-yeol also made no remarks.
Featured History 21 September 2023 Hong Beom-do Bust Controversy: a Right-Wing Brain Rot Yoon Suk-yeol stokes an entirely unnecessary controversy that alienates his own supporters.
Featured Japan 21 June 2023 Japanese Naval Ship Flying Rising Sun Flag Docks at Busan Japan has persisted in using the equivalent of Nazi Germany's swastika.
Featured History 27 April 2023 Syngman Rhee, Mass Murderer Conservatives attempt to elevate South Korea's first president glosses over the fact that he was more akin to Pol Pot.
Featured History 22 April 2023 Grandson of Chun Doo-hwan Visits Gwangju for Atonement Chun U-won became the first member of the dictator Chun Doo-hwan’s family to visit Gwangju to apologize for the mass murder.
Featured Japan 17 April 2023 Japan Announces New History Textbooks Denying Forced Labor Textbooks also removed references to the 1923 Kanto Massacre that killed 6k Koreans.
Featured History 13 March 2023 Twenty Years on, No Closure in the Daegu Subway Disaster Rather than improving public safety, some have learned to attack the victims.
Featured Conservatives 8 March 2023 Thae Yong-ho Falsely Claims Kim Il-Sung Caused the Jeju Massacre Former North Korean defector refused to retract his statement, based on his knowledge from North Korean education.
Featured History 6 March 2023 Court Orders Reparations for Vietnamese War Crime Victims The court’s decision is the first ruling by the South Korean judiciary to recognize the country’s responsibility for war crimes committed in the course of the Vietnam War.
