Escape from North Korea
Photo Credit: Korea Times[1] By: Garrett Redfield Don’t let the photo fool you. Lee Hyeon-Seo is from North Korea and at 30 years old, she is finally getting her college education at the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul, South Korea. Hyeon-Seo is just one of a select few who have been able to […]
On the Verge of Another Korean War?
In the editorial by Garrett Redfield, he sheds light on some of the recent rhetoric from North Korea.
Kim Jong-Un Targeted for Assassination?
Photo Credit: AFP[1] By: Garrett Redfield It was just about a month ago that news spread like wildfire that Kim Jong-Un had been assassinated. A report by ABC News found that the story appeared to have originated from the Chinese social media site Weibo and then “gained traction” after two fake BBC twitter accounts then […]
U.S. Ambassadorial Postings For Sale
By: Garrett Redfield U.S. Ambassador Dennis Jett (Ret.) and Dr. Johannes Fedderke recently co-wrote a paper that concluded that there is a significant relationship between persons who contribute to a U.S. presidential candidate’s campaign and individuals who are being appointed as “ambassadors in high income OECD countries.” What’s even more disturbing about this report is […]
Depression and Mistrust in the ‘Greatest Country in the World’
Natalie Schreffler discusses the illusion of U.S. citizens having the happiest and most productive lives in the world.
Toward 2014: What to Watch for in Afghanistan
Casey Hilland analyzes the complexities regarding the U.S. draw-down in Afghanistan.
2012: The Tale of Two Elections
Garrett Redfield contrasts the presidential candidates for South Korea’s upcoming election.
Deferred Action or Blatant Procrastination?
In the editorial by Natalie Schreffler, she discusses the heated issue of illegal immigration.
