- [Kim Young's Hanmi Column] The National Assembly Without Agreement, Only Precedent Remains
- The National Assembly's Legislation and Judiciary Committee's decision to defer the Daegu-Gyeongbuk administrative integration special bill while approving only the Gwangju-Jeonnam special bill is not a trivial...
- 2026-02-26
- [Kim Young’s Korea-US Column] Lee Jung-hyun’s ‘Willingness to be Criticized’ is Not Enough… We Need a ‘Total Overhaul of the Nomination Coalition’
- The message recently shared by Lee Jung-hyun, Chairman of the People Power Party’s Nomination Management Committee, via his Facebook page is not merely a set of nomination principles; it is closer to a declar...
- 2026-02-23
- [Kim Young's Korea-US Column] Leadership Abandoning the Party's Will, Whom Are They Campaigning For?
- It is difficult to recall a governing party that succeeded after turning its back on public sentiment. Similarly, it is rare to remember a leadership that won an election after abandoning the party's core suppo...
- 2026-02-15
- [Kim Young's US Column] Kim Min-soo's Unfortunate Misjudgment
- Political evaluations are divided over the remarks made by Kim Min-soo, Supreme Council member of the People Power Party, on the 9th. While some call it a “realistic strategic shift,” others criticize it as...
- 2026-02-10
- [Kim Young's US Column] Seizures and Searches Are Repeated, and the Standards Are Invisible
- Searches and seizures of media outlets are no longer an unfamiliar sight. However, the more this scene repeats, the more we are faced with an unavoidable question. What is the purpose of these searches and sei...
- 2026-02-04
- [Kim Young's Korea-US Column] Lee Jae-myung Administration and Old Media Ignored US Warnings Three Times
- On the 27th, U.S. President Donald Trump directly mentioned the Korean National Assembly's ratification and referred to a 25% tariff on automobiles. This led to interpretations in Korea as a "sudden pressure" ...
- 2026-01-28
- [Kim Young's Hanmi Column] The Age of the Gray Zone, Towards a Society that Creates Standards
- The World After Black and White Black-and-white logic has long been the basis of legitimacy. Simple distinctions like right and wrong, good and evil, friend and foe, were powerful tools for uniting society. Pow...
- 2026-01-18
- [Kim Young's Hanmi Column] If the judiciary is diluted with politics, justice turns into revenge
- Questions about Process Raised by Former President Yoon Suk-yeol's Trial The rule of law is not perfected by its outcome. The success or failure of the rule of law is always determined by its process. Even if ...
- 2026-01-13
- [Kim Young's US Column] Han Dong-hoon's Two Standards: What is Manipulation and What is Sedition?
- The most dangerous thing in politics is not lies. It is the collapse of standards. Lies can be refuted, but when standards collapse, it becomes impossible to distinguish fact from judgment. The recent remarks...
- 2026-01-10
- [Kim Young's US-Korea Column] Kim Do-eup's Resignation: A Signal Not of Personnel, But of Structural Collapse
- Kim Do-eup, the chairman of the People Power Party's Policy Committee, resigned, sparking various interpretations. Some suggested a crack in the party leadership, while others analyzed it as a signal of ideolog...
- 2026-01-05
- [Kim Young's US Column] What the First Trial of the West Sea Public Official Left Behind
- The first-instance ruling in the West Sea public official murder case was not a verdict that concluded a single incident, but a judgment that clearly revealed what the judiciary should and should not judge. Th...
- 2025-12-31
- [Kim Young's US Column] RE100 Special Act Push, A Deja Vu of Nuclear Power Plant Abandonment?
- This article stems from the concern that "national policies, if they malfunction, can lead to long-term losses." On December 21st, the high-level government-party-presidential office consultation announced that...
- 2025-12-23
- [Kim Young's US Column] The Danger of the Samsung Life Insurance Law: Loss of Technological Instinct
- The debate over the Samsung Life Insurance Act is not simply an issue of shareholding or financial matters. The essence of this debate is whether Samsung Electronics' strategic decision-making structure moves f...
- 2025-12-10
- [Kim Young's US Column] December 12th-3rd Martial Law: 'Clash of Suspicions and Conspiracies'
- One year after the December 3rd martial law, defining this event solely as a political term such as "rebellion" misunderstands the essence of the situation. Rebellion itself is a matter for the courts to judge,...
- 2025-12-03
- [Yohui Lim's Korea-US Column] The Real Winner of the Choco Pie Lawsuit…
- A security company employee, who was dragged into a trial for nearly two years for unintentionally eating a 1,050 won snack, has been found not guilty in the appeal trial. Public opinion is largely in favor of...
- 2025-11-30
- [Jeong Jae-hak's Jeollado Journey] For the Love of Stars
- As winter approaches and the weather grows cold, the songs of Gourdmont play on the path to the forest. Simone's back as she walks through the autumn-leaf-strewn woods.As winter arrives and the nights grow long...
- 2025-11-25
- [Kim Young's US-Korea Column] The Economy Demanded Solutions, But the Administration Evaded Responsibility
- South Korea's politics and economy had been in turmoil since early 2025. President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment process and the "December 3rd Incident" shook the nation's governance system, leaving South Korean ...
- 2025-11-24
- [Kim Young's Hanmi Column] "Yoon Again" Sung by Kwak Jong-geun... A Hit Prediction
- Even now, "Yoon Again" echoes from streets across the nation, shouted by young people and citizens. As Kwak Jong-geun's testimony crumbles, those voices are re-emerging, heralding a significant turning point in...
- 2025-11-09
- [Kim Young's America Column] Those Who Tore Up the Law... Three Questions for the Democratic Party
- On November 4, 2025, the 'Amendment to the Criminal Act' proposed by Representative Yang Bu-nam of the Democratic Party of Korea and 11 other lawmakers has torn through the boundaries of freedom that the Consti...
- 2025-11-06
- [Kim Young's Korea-US Column] 5 Reasons Why I Chose America
- The right-wing achieved a landslide victory in the Argentine general election held on the 26th. However, the wounds left by Peronism, the left-wing ideology, are too deep. Their political legacy has paralyzed t...
- 2025-10-28