Kelly Kasulis Cho

Lee Jae-myung is a technocrat with hardscrabble origins.

His challenge is to promise continuity with the ruling party’s policies, yet distinguish himself from the current president.

Scandals have been a recurring theme throughout the campaign.

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Pyeongchang Still Awaits Its Olympic Payoff

One of South Korea’s poorest regions hoped that hosting the 2018 Games would bring tourists and prosperity. It hasn’t really happened.

On Tiny Guam, It’s One Dogcatcher vs. 30,000 Strays

They bite, they threaten, they carry the risk of rabies. Islanders are sharply divided over what to do about the dogs. And Nicholas Ibanez is caught in the middle.

Guam battles a rise in cases, despite its successful vaccine campaign.

New cases have more than doubled in the past two weeks, putting already-strained hospitals to the test. A vaccine tourism program has been suspended.

Guam tries (and mostly fails) to lure tourists back with vaccines.

In This Remote American Outpost, Pandemic Recovery Is a Faraway Dream

Tourism-dependent Guam has done almost everything it can to restart its economy. Its Asian neighbors may have to bounce back first.

Guam tries to revive tourism with vaccine vacations.

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