Korea

The costs of U.S. empire’s ‘forever wars’

August 26, 2021 By David Cavendish

Back in the days when I was growing up (before the Vietnam War), we were told that the United States had never “lost” a war. Teachers would point to the two World Wars, the Spanish-American and Mexican-American...

Biden’s Korea deal continues a dangerous U.S. foreign policy

March 11, 2021 By John Wojcik

The president’s progressive domestic policy is not at all well served by catering to corporate interests that see China as a threat.

Korean workers say POSCO steel company guilty of manslaughter

January 8, 2021 By IndustriALL

A pattern of fatal accidents at the global steel company will only be resolved when workers’ have the right to organize freely and participate in safety systems, says the Korean Metal Workers’ Union.

Decade of Asian cinema crowns 2019’s Top Ten Films

December 23, 2019 By Dennis Broe

There is an Asian pivot in global cinema which accompanies the economic strength of the region.

Samsung boss sent to prison for union busting

December 20, 2019 By Al Neal

Let’s hope we go into 2020 with more victories for workers around the world, and more bosses behind bars.