- [Cho Yang-gun Column] Let's Prepare for the Aftermath of the Major Incident
- Animals have keen senses. That's why we say someone with sharp intuition has an "animalistic sense." Even if you don't have animalistic intuition, looking at recent circumstances, anyone can guess that South Ko...
- 2026-04-21
- [Park Pil-gyu's Cartel Deep Dive] ⑥ The "Pro-China Cartel": A Treacherous Community of Sovereignty Infringement and Treason
- An exposé of pro-China cartels that are destroying South Korea's national system and threatening its sovereignty and security. The pro-China intellectual cartel, 'Yeosijae,' which claims to be a non-partisan ...
- 2026-04-21
- [Special Contribution: Matsuyama] "The World of Literature and Thought" ⑩ The Elimination of Interpretability
- A State Where Other Readings Are Invisible Some texts present only one path from the outset. Readers are destined to follow that path. There is no room to step aside. There is no room to consider alternative in...
- 2026-04-21
- [Kim Young's US-Korea Column] Loose Lips Can Undermine Alliances
- The government's language, which amplifies unconfirmed information as fact and covers up problems with excuses Minister of Unification Jeong Dong-young's remarks regarding North Korea's nuclear facilities have ...
- 2026-04-20
- [Park Pil-kyu's Security Column] Selective Justice and the Distortion of Truth and Destruction of Security Created by Anger
- South Korea is currently witnessing its security crumble under the disease of "selective justice and anger." Universal human values of human rights and justice are being conveniently edited according to politic...
- 2026-04-20
- [Special Contribution: Shin Pyeong] A Sad and Wicked Habit, ‘The Division of Conservatism’
- On April 6th, the conservative unified candidate for the Seoul Superintendent of Education election was announced after a public opinion poll. Despite another candidate being announced, I, the person involved i...
- 2026-04-20
- [Jo Yang-gun Column] A Tsunami is Coming to Korean Land
- We remember the great tsunami in Japan 15 years ago. From what I recall seeing on television, tsunamis up to 40 meters high were instantly swallowing cars speeding at full throttle. More than 20,000 people died...
- 2026-04-20
- [Matsuyama Current Affairs] The Shadow of Athenian Democracy: Phocion's Last Stand
- Mornings in Athens were always clamorous. Every single day, someone would give a speech in the agora. Those who advocated war, those who spoke of peace, voices denouncing Macedon, shouts to defend their pride. ...
- 2026-04-20
- [Park Chan-young's Century Column] Get Your Money's Worth and Enjoy a Comfortable Meal: The Wise Buffet Life
- Eating buffet-style can be enjoyable for the mouth, but it often leads to an upset stomach due to overeating. However, eating too little defeats the purpose of visiting a buffet, as you might feel like you have...
- 2026-04-19
- [Shindongchun Column] Humans Cannot Become Omnipotent: Beyond the Idolatry of Totalitarianism and Pseudo-Religions
- Madness Claiming to be God's Deputy: The Case of Iran We must confront the tragedy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which has persisted for over 40 years since the 1979 Iranian Revolution. Iran completed its re...
- 2026-04-19
- [Kim Jae-soo Column] Will Local Elections Be Held Without Improving the Voting and Counting System?
- I express deep concern over holding local elections while more than half of the nation doubts the transparency of the current vote counting and tabulation system. First, those who committed election fraud must ...
- 2026-04-19
- [Jaehak Jeong's Jeollado Journey] My Brother-in-Law
- In my family, everything is singular. Not two, but just one. No matter how you look around, there's only one father, one mother, one sister, one brother-in-law, one son, one daughter, one sister-in-law, and on...
- 2026-04-19
- [Hwang Doo-hyong Column] The 4.19 Revolution and Syngman Rhee's War of Founding
- President Lee Jae-myung argues that Syngman Rhee, obsessed with the desire for perpetual rule, trampled on democracy and the rule of law, and engineered fraudulent elections. He also claims that "just one year ...
- 2026-04-19
- [Matsuyama Column | 80 Years of the Pro-North Left] ⑳ 1964-1967 Revolutionary Front and Cheongmaek Activities: The Limits of a Dual Structure of Legality and Illegality
- It is difficult to view the period from 1964 to 1967 in isolation. Various events overlapped during the same time and at the same university districts. Anti-Japan-Korea Treaty demonstrations continued in the st...
- 2026-04-19
- [Im Myung-shin Column] April 19th is not a stigma of failure, but a medal of the free republic
- Interpreting the April 19 Revolution directly as a 'historical conviction of guilt against Syngman Rhee' misses the core of the event. The focus of the March 15, 1960 election was 'Vice President Yi Ki-poong'. ...
- 2026-04-19
- [Eungcheon Monk's National Defense Column] Shattering evil to reveal righteous principles… "4.19 asks, and history answers"
- The roar of April, 66 years ago, also aligns with this principle. The courage of the young people who faced guns and bayonets went beyond simple resistance; it was a fierce practice that socially embodied the ...
- 2026-04-17
- [Park Pil-gyu's Cartel Deep Dive] ⑤ 'Election Fraud Cartel' Aiming at the Heart of Democracy
- The most fatal collusion that shakes the very foundation of liberal democracy is the 'election fraud cartel'. Elections are the only peaceful means by which citizens control power and grant legitimacy. However...
- 2026-04-17
- [Kim Tae-san Column] Fake News is Exclusive to North Korea and the Left
- Everyone has likely heard the saying, "The pen is mightier than the sword." It is said that this phrase first appeared in a play written by an English author in the early 1800s. However, the history of human po...
- 2026-04-17
- [Im Myung-shin's International Issues] Iran's Tolls Are "21st Century Piracy"... Why Peace Through Military Superiority is Necessary
- Singapore's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Vivian Balakrishnan, pointed out in his country's parliament on the 7th that passage through Hormuz is a "right, not a privilege." This was a response to a public questi...
- 2026-04-17
- [Park Pil-gyu Security Column] How to Create a World of "Might Makes Right" (The Strong Survive)
- We are witnessing the birth of a new civilization, marking the end of the multilateral world order that has sustained us for the past 80 years. As of 2026, the world is entering a period of great transformatio...
- 2026-04-17