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The Fall of Joseon: Imperial Japan’s Annexation of Korea
Subsequently, imperialist powers, including Japan, vied with each other to pillage Joseon’s resources. In 1897, Joseon changed its name to the Korean Empire (Daehan Jeguk) and pushed ahead with ...
Why South Koreans rallied against martial law: a brief history from the Korean War to President Yoon Suk-yeol
The rapid response to Yoon’s attempts to subvert the democratic system showed that some lines had been crossed and that South ...
Sydney Morning Herald16d
‘In here you only learn about the good things’: Inside a North Korean school
an expert in Japanese and Korean history at the Australian National University. Chatani says the unification of the Korean homeland became the singular most important goal for the community living ...
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Japanese court’s ruling over Koreans enshrined in Yasukuni reopens wartime wounds
A verdict by Japan’s top court in a case involving a group of South Koreans who sought to have their relatives’ names removed from the highly controversial Yasukuni shrine has reopened wounds ...
South Korea, Japan foreign ministers stress security ties amid political turmoil
Foreign ministers from South Korea and Japan met in Seoul on Monday to discuss strengthening their relations in the face of ...
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Overseas Koreans' Office Invites Next-Generation Koreans in Japan to Conduct 'Korea Understanding Education'
The Overseas Koreans' Office has announced that it will invite Korean teenagers and young people in Japan to hold the "Korean Understanding Course Winter Course." The Overseas Koreans' Office ...
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Director of Overseas Koreans Visits Tokyo, Japan to Listen to Current Issues in Korean Society in Japan
Lee Sang-deok, head of the Overseas Koreans Agency, plans to visit Tokyo, Japan, for the first time since his inauguration in July to exchange opinions on regional issues with his compatriots in ...