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Having worked as an editorial illustrator for publications such as the New York Times and VICE News, Park is a current MFA student at the Yale School of Art who creates vivid dreamscapes through her watercolor paintings.

If Kim Jong-un is preparing for a war, it is one that he should not want and cannot win. He lacks a plausible theory of victory regardless of how many missiles he tests.

The United States should try to mitigate Seoul’s offensive impulses, calm Pyongyang, and take steps to bring back dialogue and negotiation.

South Korea aims to convey a more specific message to the North Korean leadership this year, emphasizing that provocations will only strengthen the South's alignment with the United States and Japan, the country's Ambassador to the United States Cho Hyun-dong said Tuesday. "North Korea has been persistently conducting unprecedented threats and provocations against us," he said. "We will never...

Samsung SDI is reportedly in talks with Chinese suppliers to source manufacturing equipment for producing lithium iron phosphate batteries. - SamMobile

President Yoon Suk Yeol said Wednesday that North Korea is expected to stage a number of provocations to sway South Korean voter sentiment in the upcoming general elections scheduled for April 10. In response, he called on the military to enhance defense readiness.

President Yoon Suk-yeol says the North has a history of carrying out ‘provocations’ before important polls in South Korea.

The North Korean government under Kim Jong-un continues to move in a direction that alarms its potential adversaries: South Korea, the United States, and Japan. Pyongyang’s latest actions douse already dim hopes for reconciliation and solidify a status quo of seemingly permanent tension on the Korean Peninsula. But despite speculation to the contrary, Pyongyang’s recent

What Kim Jong Un’s latest moves really mean.

Avian influenza was reported in two provinces