New Issue: Keeping War Alive
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#MeToo in India: Why Now?
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Back to School: Addressing the Shortfalls of Sex Education in South Korea
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Milking the Mighty Mekong
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Esports and Gaming Culture in South Korea: A “National Pastime” or Addictive Disease?
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Kansas City: World War I’s Final Resting Place in America
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Marijuana Laws Around the World
In the wake of accusations against Harvey Weinstein in October 2017 that subsequently spurred on the #Metoo movement in the United States, many countries sought to start their own revolution against sexual violence. Exactly one year later, in October 2018, India
Back to School: Addressing the Shortfalls of Sex Education in South Korea
It was a day of casual embarrassment. Groups of middle
Milking the Mighty Mekong
How damming SEA’s largest river is hurting the region, and
Esports and Gaming Culture in South Korea: A “National Pastime” or Addictive Disease?
It’s Monday morning rush hour on Seoul’s Line 2 subway.
The diplomatic detente in Northeast Asia is currently in summit phase. Kim Jong Un has met twice with his counterparts of South Korea and China and is preparing for the summit with US President Donald Trump scheduled for June 12.
Whose Daughter Is “Ayla”?
Contributed by Ali Danis Neyzi On 17 August 1999, when I
Yemen Crisis: Has a Turning Point Been Reached?
On the night of November 4, a loud explosion rocked
Sweden’s Refugee Crisis of Conscience
A hand-drawn heart commemorates victims of a terrorist attack in
The past year of 2017 has been one of great change, tension and uncertainty on the Korean Peninsula. The inauguration of a new American President – one uninterested in diplomacy – and the election of a new South Korean President
Too Much Noise: Media Coverage of North Korea
On Friday September 15, North Korea launched one more ballistic
North Korea From The Lens
Photos from our contributor Todor Merdjanov from his months spent
A Bulgarian’s Journey to North Korea
By Todor Merdjanov So, there I was, on board of the
Nuclear weapons expert and founder of the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS), David Albright, recently published a damaging report about Shenyang Machine Tools Company. The large Chinese company, which builds military aircraft among other commercial products, allegedly supplied
A Building Emergency: How Climate Change is threatening our Fragile Food System
Will the avocado be a sign of the past? This
Coal Ash: A Worrying Trend for the Future
Over the past century, coal has been critical to industrialization,
“No Foreigners Allowed”: Discrimination Against Foreigners in South Korea
In 2016, it was reported that a 24-year-old US citizen
It is easy to think in cliches, to resort to conventional wisdom. When academics, policy makers or military officials are asked to think about what ‘security’ means, the terms are often from traditional realist perspectives, involving state power, instruments of
The City Of Eternal Spring: Medellin, Colombia
Perfect weather, people dancing, and beautiful flowers everywhere - this
A Struggle Against Human Trafficking in the 21st century
When we hear the word “slavery”, we usually imagine the
Industrialization 4.0 — The emergence of the jobless class?
Adidas, the German sportswear and equipment giant, has announced it
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Joel Petersson Ivre
Josh Doyle
Amylia Zainal