The Olympics in South Korea: 30 Years Later
As the crowds gathered in Gwanghwamun Square in central Seoul in front of South Korea’s presidential residence, the Blue...
Whose Daughter Is “Ayla”?
Contributed by Ali Danis Neyzi On 17 August 1999, when I was six years old, I was woken up...
A Bulgarian’s Journey to North Korea
By Todor Merdjanov So, there I was, on board of the Air China flight from Beijing to Pyongyang with...
Singapore – More Than Just A Little Red Dot
By Amylia Zainal The humidity hits you the moment you step out of Changi Airport, a stark difference from...
“No Foreigners Allowed”: Discrimination Against Foreigners in South Korea
In 2016, it was reported that a 24-year-old US citizen living in South Korea, Megan Stuckey, was denied entry...
Saigon — The Broken Pearl that Mends
Located in the south of Vietnam, Saigon today has the atmosphere of a typical tropical city. One is likely...
Korea’s Girl of Peace Statue
There is nothing comfortable about rape. It is not easy to talk about it, read about it, or remember....
The Echo Chambers of the Internet
“(Technologies such as social media) lets you go off with like-minded people, so you’re not mixing and sharing and...
Venezuela’s Dictatorship?
Of the major oil producing nations in the world, Venezuela appears to be the least able to cope with...
Facing Change: The Americanization of law
It was only a few years ago that Korean law schools were actually four-year undergraduate institutions with a two-year...