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Christians arbitrarily detained in Syria denied bible access, forced to observe Ramadan

Christians and other minority groups have been arbitrarily detained by the Syrian Transitional Government for reasons that “sometimes appear to be motivated in part by the detainees’ ethnic or religious identity,” according to a newly published report by Christian Solidarity International that was presented to the U…

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PCUP Consultative Assembly draws hundreds in Caloocan

MORE than 500 urban poor residents from Barangay 14 and adjacent barangays in Caloocan City gathered for the Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor (PCUP) Consultative Assembly on Government Programs and Services, reflecting the community’s strong desire to engage directly with the government and seek concrete s…

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‘Exactly what Iran intended’: Some Jordanians buckle under missile pressure, demand US withdrawal

The Islamic Republic is making headway in its ambition to “sow discord within Jordan and create governmental chaos in order to expand Iranian influence” in the country, Prof. Ronen Yitzhak told The Jerusalem Post on Thursday, following the publication of an open letter signed by hundreds of Jordanian political and l…

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[단독] 주한미군사령관, 내년 이임 가능성…차기 보직 불투명

Staff reporter at The Korea Herald’s National Desk, based in Seoul. Covers South Korea’s national security and foreign policy, with a focus on the Defense, Foreign and Unification Ministries, as well as the National Assembly.Before entering journalism, served as an Air Force officer. Experience includes providing tr…

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New US ambassador Steel vows to strengthen 'ironclad' alliance upon arrival in Seoul

Since 2017, I have covered South Korea’s political and economic landscape as a reporter, with a focus on foreign affairs, inter-Korean relations and security.As a foreign affairs reporter, I closely follow developments from the Ministry of Unification, the Foreign Ministry and the Defense Ministry, tracking shifts i…

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They claim they didn’t know the rules. So why go to such absurd lengths to hide the cash?

In politics, where players often spend more time tearing down those on their own team than the opposing side, branch stacking is a time-honoured tradition. All parties do it. All factions engage in it. A hostile takeover of a branch, which allows the victors greater power to pursue their own agenda, can be an ugly a…

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