樱桃视频

South Korea March 8, 2021

Harvard professor ignites uproar over 'comfort women' claims

Hundreds of scholars have condemned the article, with both North and South Korea expressing outrage at the claims.

OPINION March 8, 2021

Rep. Michelle Steel: International Women鈥檚 Day 鈥� Rewriting 鈥榗omfort women' history worsens horrors of abuse

Harvard Professor J. Mark Ramseyer鈥痺rote an article鈥�鈥� 鈥淐ontracting for Sex in the Pacific War鈥� 鈥� about Korean comfort women that was criticized by individuals, organizations and groups around the world as factually inaccurate and misleading

Coronavirus February 22, 2021

Harvard Medical School study claims slavery reparations would have mitigated coronavirus spread

Researchers from Harvard Medical School are claiming that slavery reparations would have helped limit the spread of COVID-19 for Black people in the U.S.

Hotels February 19, 2021

South Korea hotel apologizes for exposing nude sauna guests to outside world

The operators of a hotel on South Korea鈥檚 Jeju Island are apologizing to guests after a honeymooning couple discovered that the windows in its second-floor sauna facilities 鈥� which were advertised as having mirrored, one-way glass鈥� did not have mirrored, one-way glass at all.

North Korea February 17, 2021

North Korean defector in diving gear swims to South Korea, military says

A North Korean man in diving gear swam to South Korea on Tuesday in an apparent bid to defect from Kim Jong Un's Hermit Kingdom, the South Korean military said Wednesday.

North Korea February 16, 2021

North Korea attempted to hack Pfizer for coronavirus vaccine information: report

North Korean hackers tried breaking into the computer systems of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer to access information on a coronavirus vaccine, South Korea's spy agency said Tuesday, according to a South Korean lawmaker and multiple reports.聽

Pets February 3, 2021

Georgia couple reunited with pet cat lost in South Korea for months

A U.S. Army medic and his wife were able to find the cat thanks to Facebook groups for the Camp Humphreys community.

Coronavirus January 15, 2021

Mandatory lockdowns may not be any better at controlling COVID-19 than less restrictive measures, study finds

Mandatory stay-at-home orders and business closures聽may not be more聽effective at controlling the spread of the聽coronavirus聽than less restrictive, voluntary measures, a new study found.

OPINION January 14, 2021

James Carafano: North Korea could spell trouble for Biden 鈥� here鈥檚 what he needs to do

North Korea has been relatively quiet until recently, but that looks like it is changing. Keeping the Hermit Kingdom from becoming President-elect Joe Biden鈥檚 first crisis could well require learning some lessons from what the outgoing administration of President Trump got right.

South Korea January 13, 2021

South Korean sect leader acquitted of violating coronavirus rules after outbreak

A South Korean court has acquitted a religious sect leader of charges that he deliberately disrupted the government鈥檚 anti-virus response early last year after thousands of his worshippers were infected with the coronavirus.

Kim Jong Un January 8, 2021

Kim Jong Un vows to improve North Korea's ties to outside world as economic problems persist

North Korean聽leader Kim Jong Un聽said聽he is聽hoping to dramatically improve聽his country鈥檚 standing with the world聽as the Hermit Kingdom enters 2021聽with an economy fractured by sanctions, natural disasters and聽coronavirus-related border closings.聽