Remembering the Feats of U.S. Korean War Veterans
To express our gratitude to our veterans and those who fought in the Korean War, here are the stories of six Medal of Honor recipients.
Korea Regains Spot as Third Largest Sender of Students to the U.S.
Despite the number of South Korean students studying in the United States dropping for the sixth year in a row, South Korea regained its spot as the third largest sender of students to America.
Why China Lost Its Battle with South Korea Over THAAD
China failed to realize that the dispute over THAAD wasn’t about bilateral relations with China, but the need to defend against North Korea.
Korea’s Ambitious Smart Water Grid Initiative
The word “Smart Grid” became popularized when the energy industry thought applying sensors and having comprehensive control over the whole cycle of generating and consuming…
What Renegotiating the KORUS FTA May Mean for the Future of Digital Trade in Korea
If the digital trade section of the KORUS FTA is amended, Korea will likely need to open up its e-commerce industry to foreign competitors.
U.S. Poised to Set a Record Level of Merchandise Exports to Korea in 2017
One reason for the downward trend in the U.S. bilateral trade deficit with Korea is that the U.S. is on track to set a record in goods exports this year.
How Do Trump’s Approval Ratings in South Korea Compare to Prior U.S. Presidents?
Only 17% of South Koreans have confidence in President Donald Trump, which dramatically differs from public confidence in his predecessor Barack Obama.
The Recent Threats of Violence Against K-pop Girl Group Apink Are Crimes But Not Terrorism
As popular as it is post-9/11 to worry about terrorism, K-pop fans are misapplying terrorism when referring to criminal behavior against Apink.
BBC Begins Broadcasting in Korean: What’s the Significance for Getting Information into North Korea?
The beginning of radio broadcasts in Korea by the BBC is a welcome addition to the sources of news and information reaching North Korea.
The Elusive Korean Language Major
The surge in Korean study may be a result of K-pop and K-dramas, but the number of U.S. schools offering a Korean major is lowest when compared to Japanese, Chinese, and Arabic.