- [Park Pil-gyu Column] An 8-Hour Debate to End Election Fraud
- The 8-hour end-of-debate discussion surrounding allegations of election fraud inherently began with the structural limitation of attempting to resolve issues that should be handled through investigation and tec...
- 2026-02-28
- [Park Chan-young's Centennial Column] To Live Long Without Illness, Let Your 'Pancreas' Rest
- The overuse of the pancreas (이자) is the root cause of lifestyle diseases like hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and cancer. The pancreas performs two crucial functions essential for life: 'digestion' and '...
- 2026-02-27
- [Kim Jin-ho Column] Why are members flocking to a 'treasonous party'?
- “Is this friend Jang Dong-hyuk not really crazy? Is he desperate to make the People Power Party a 'Yoon-again' party? Has he fallen into extreme right-wing pseudo-political religion? I don’t know how the ju...
- 2026-02-27
- Standing by during North Korea's 1958 Great Purge [Songsan Column | 80-Year History of the Pro-North Left ⑭]
- Pyongyang was quiet in 1958. However, that silence was not the result of order; it was a stillness left behind after opposition forces had been eliminated. The Armistice Agreement was signed on July 27, 1953. W...
- 2026-02-26
- [Park Pil-kyu's Security Column] The Security Line Should Remember the Lessons of South Vietnam, Which Collapsed Immediately After the Withdrawal of US Forces
- The Korean Peninsula has become a flashpoint where international power struggles converge. Amidst the structural changes of North Korea's advancing nuclear capabilities, the prolonged US-China strategic competi...
- 2026-02-26
- ‘The World of Literature and Ideas’ ⑤ Moral Judgment is Reserved When Standing in the Victim’s Position [Special Contribution: Matsuyama]
- Characters do not simply appear in literature. Authors predetermine where readers will stand to view the story. Among these positions, the most powerful is that of the 'victim.' A victim is a character who has...
- 2026-02-25
- [Kim Tae-san Column] North Korea Dispatches Soldiers to Russia... Acquiring Drone Technology
- According to sources within North Korea, Kim Jong Un, as part of a secret agreement with Russia, plans to dispatch approximately 10,000 members of the Korean People's Army to Russian military drone production f...
- 2026-02-25
- [Lee Shin-woo Column] The true culprit behind South Korea's fraudulent elections is slowly coming to light
- Why are the National Election Commission and the Democratic Party showing such signs of anxiety? What exactly have they been doing behind the scenes to try and silence every single citizen?Do they not realize t...
- 2026-02-25
- [Yo-hee Lim’s Korea-US Column] The Absurd Reason Why ‘Female Genital Mutilation’ Is Rampant in the U.S.
- Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a ritual involving the partial or total removal of the external female genitalia of girls aged 4 to 8. However, it has come to light that this practice, traditionally associat...
- 2026-02-25
- [Jeong Seong-hong Column] “Lee Jun-seok, a Master of Wordplay, Must Be Contained Through Cold, Hard Verification”
- The showdown debate on election fraud between Representative Jeon Han-gil and Lee Jun-seok, scheduled for 6 PM on the 27th at the PenNMike studio, is no mere war of words. It is a moment where suspicions long ...
- 2026-02-24
- [Park Pil-gyu’s Security Column] “Stop Weakening the Military for Political Purposes”
- While it is easy to view civilian control merely as a mechanism to prevent military coups, its origins and significance are far deeper and broader. Beginning with the tradition of "civilian control" in ancient ...
- 2026-02-24
- [Shin Dong-chun Column] Mencius's Theory of Innate Goodness and the Revolution of Changing the Mandate
- Mencius (孟子), along with Confucius, belonged to Confucianism, one of the numerous schools and philosophers collectively known as the Hundred Schools of Thought (諸子百家) that emerged during China's Spr...
- 2026-02-24
- [Park Pil-kyu Security Column] The Risks of Wartime Operational Control Transfer in the Event of Simultaneous Outbreak of War between the US and China and on the Korean Peninsula
- The United States and Japan conducted joint exercises in the East Sea and East China Sea on February 16th and 18th. It was a large-scale aerial training exercise involving four US B-52 strategic bombers and F-...
- 2026-02-23
- [Byung-gon Min Column] The Shadow of the French Revolutionary Tribunal... Questioning Today's Democracy
- Political forces are evaluated not by how they acquire power, but by how they use it.The French Revolution, regarded as the starting point of modern democracy as the first civil revolution, presented the noble ...
- 2026-02-23
- Instead of criticizing Stalin, the Soviet Union was defined as a 'revisionist state' [Matsuyama Column | 80 Years of Pro-North Korea Leftists ⑬]
- The 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, held from February 14 to 25, 1956, at the Kremlin in Moscow, was a decisive turning point in communist history. On the dawn of February 25, the las...
- 2026-02-22
- [Jeong Seong-hong Column] Is Ji Gwi-yeon's 'Contradictory Verdict' a Paradoxical Cry for Conservative Unity?
- While Judge Ji Gwi-yeon's life sentence may superficially appear to lack legal consistency, one might speculate that behind it lies a deeply agonizing decision, born from concern for the nation's survival. Thi...
- 2026-02-22
- [Matsuyama Literature Reading] Putting Sentences on the Stake Weakens the Community’s Ability to Judge
- There was a time when the hand that wrote was restrained by an unseen force. There was an era when sentences were placed on the stake, printing permissions were controlled, and the act of publication was judged...
- 2026-02-22
- [Lim Yo-hee's Korea-US Column] A Life Sentence is an Archaic Act of Political Retaliation
- In her sentencing on the 19th, Judge Ji Gwi-yeon went to the lengths of summoning King Charles I of England from the Roman era to find evidence that a "president can be punished." Placing a 21st-century preside...
- 2026-02-20
- [Kim Tae-san Column] How can they ask for the people's votes after betraying the people?
- With the local elections and parliamentary by-elections coming up in June, I am writing this because a series of strange phenomena, in which the People Power Party betrays the public, has been occurring just mo...
- 2026-02-20
- [Park Pil-kyu's Security Column] The Judicial Panel of the Judicial Reform Committee that Perpetrated a Judicial Insurrection
- The "life imprisonment" sentence handed down to President Yoon Suk Yeol in the first trial is not merely a criminal verdict. This ruling has shaken the very foundations of trust in the Republic of Korea’s jud...
- 2026-02-20
Trump pressures for rate cut again ahead of FOMC... "Should be the lowest in the world"
U.S. President Donald Trump. [Photo = The White House] U.S. President Donald Trump once again pressured the Federal Reserve, the U.S. central bank, to lower interest rates on the 27th (local time
“Ignoring crisp ballots and damaged seals”… Tongyeong mayoral recount concludes with ‘no change in outcome,’ leaving suspicions and public outrage behind
Suspected counterfeit ballots discovered in Tongyeong [GIF from social media of Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn / Attorney Park Joo-hyun]During a recount of the Tongyeong mayoral election in South Gyeong
President Yoon, regarding the first-instance ruling on the Public Official Election Act: “An excessive political verdict that distorts the facts… We will appeal immediately.”
The first-instance sentencing hearing for President Yoon Suk Yeol regarding violations of the Public Official Election Act is being broadcast live at Seoul Station on the 27th. [Photo=Yonhap News]Pres
WSJ: "SK Hynix ADR Premium Is a Sign of AI Trading Overheat"
Advertisement for SK Hynix ADR listing in New York's Times Square [Reuters=Yonhap News file photo]The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has pointed out that the price of SK Hynix’s American Depositary Recei
'Godfather of Japanese Mystery Novels' Keigo Higashino Passes Away After Battle with Cancer at 68
Famous Japanese mystery novelist Keigo Higashino [AFP=Yonhap News]It has been belatedly reported that Keigo Higashino, the "godfather of Japanese mystery novels" and author of bestsellers such as "The
[Park Pil-kyu Security Column] To the Ignorant Trying to Clothe a Beast in Sheep's Clothing
Rep. Kim Byung-joo of the Democratic Party of Korea [Photo=Yonhap News]“The Air Force Academy doesn't teach you how to fly a plane!” “The Army, Navy, and Air Force academies are exactly the
[Issue Diagnosis] Two Effects of the Election Petition Review
[Photo] Evidence of Election Fraud Flooding U.S. Media… Trump Had 2.7 Million Votes Stolen
[Video] U.S. Semiquincentennial Air Show... 'Art in the Sky' streaks across New York
[Editorial Cartoon] A Draconian Law That Undermines Freedom of Expression
