Tag Archives: North Korea

Capital Punishment: Values vs. Ethics?

Posted on October 16, 2011 by Guest Writer

(Editor’s note: 538Refugees occasionally hosts guest editorials. This one is from across the big pond. Based in London, Dee A. Mason is a freelance travel writer, and as a result relishes culture and broadening her horizons through debate and exploration. … Continue reading →

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It’s Worse than You Think

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Michael Weiss

Update: November 30, 10:40AM PST There’s plenty of talk about the information recently released by Wikileaks. But there’s more information there than is generally being reported. Two weeks ago, I wrote about the vulnerability of our infrastructure to cyberattacks. Do … Continue reading →

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In My Back Yard

Posted on November 27, 2010 by Mr. Universe

Terrorism has always seemed so far away from me. It always seemed like something that only happened in areas of the world riddled with political strife. But then 9/11 came and went. I remember being in a state of paranoia … Continue reading →

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Whither Korea?

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Monotreme

In one of the comments threads below, I discovered I have something in common with one of our regular commenters: I have a particular interest in the Korean War. I won’t speculate on the interest of others, but my particular … Continue reading →

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