Who wears the masks (Iran)

The media claimed that the 2002 Iraq Dossier was inconsistent with the origin...

The 'apocalyptic overload' of information about global threats could itself b...

Asia was very successful in the recent Times Higher Education 'World Universi...

The global recession has caused a signifcant reduction in carbon emissions, a...

Did the 9/11 terrorists win? The futile "security" at airports suggests so - ...

Small nations often lead the way in peace initiatives. The International Non-...

Unification of North and South Korea seems unlikely. It demands creative, blu...

While Bill Clinton was rescuing two Korean-American women journalists from No...

While Bill Clinton was rescuing two Korean-American women journalists from No...

Britain demonstrates a muddled approach to law and ethics about assisted deat...

"How much evil must we do to do good?" asked Robert McNamara, architect of th...

Leadership accountability is increasing across the world. But as the West los...

Protests in Iran represent a new form of revolution. There are no charismatic...

The North-South conflict in Korea is arguably one of the most successful "war...

The Iran protests show that face masks now symbolise the victim not the villa...

Orwell's book '1984' envisions a world of political totalitarianism. Peter Se...

Orwell's "1984", and Peter Seidel's 2045.

Political tension is high in Korea, but the UN Asian Highway is quietly build...

Rates of international adoption from South Korea are high. Is this reasonable...

The UN Security Council sanctions against North Korea in April 2009 appeared ...

Korea, by the UN Childrens Rights Committee, Geneva, welcomed the positive di...

The 2009 report on North Korea, by the UN Childrens Rights Committee, Geneva,...

Force is intrinsic to war, but violence is not. In 'The art of war' (500BC) S...

Korea has an interesting history of effective leadership in response to water...