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A gas pipeline would run through North Korea into South Korea and beyond. Photo: iStock
Aug 12,2018, 12:13
Could a pipeline of peace help unite Northeast Asia?
By Andrew Salmon
Andrew Salmon
Jul 27,2018, 5:05
Korean War: How South Korea (and America) won the peace
By Andrew Salmon
A portrait of Kim Jong-pil, founder of South Korea's once-infamous spy agency, is seen on a mourning altar at a hospital in Seoul on June 23, 2018. Aged 92, Kim was a top figure in conservative politics and one of the country's most influential politicians in the 1980s and 90s. Photo: AFP/ Yonhap
Jun 24,2018, 5:02
Kim Jong-pil: Spymaster, kingmaker, exile, last of ‘3 Kims’ passes
By Andrew Salmon
Andrew Salmon
Apr 28,2018, 7:00
Reasons for hope eclipse cynicism
By Andrew Salmon
South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un attend a welcoming ceremony in the truce village of Panmunjom inside the demilitarized zone on Friday morning. Photo: Korea Summit Press Pool via Reuters
Apr 27,2018, 11:41
Kim crosses border, greeted by Moon as inter-Korean summit begins
By Andrew Salmon
The truce huts of conference row – Kim Jong-un will cross here on Friday. Photo: Asia Times/Andrew Salmon
Apr 26,2018, 11:42
Kim Jong-un to get photo-op of the century at Inter-Korean Summit
By Andrew Salmon
Ousted South Korean leader Park Geun-hye arrives at a court hearing in Seoul. PHOTO: AFP/KIM HONG-JI
Apr 08,2018, 11:46
The worst job in South Korea? The president
By Andrew Salmon
The late Stephen Bradner, with his wife Shin-ja. Photo: Courtesy Andrew Bradner
Jan 29,2018, 6:49
Stephen Bradner: Ex-agent and silent voice behind US commanders in Korea
By Hank Morris
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