Insight

Between the rumor that 'it will fail' and the promise that 'they will work'

Two Voices in the Fellowship Room After the June 3 Local Elections, A Christian Perspective on the CrisisOn Sunday afternoon, the day after the local election polls closed, the air in the church fellowship room, usually peaceful, suddenly grew heavy. It was due to a cautious remark made by a pastor. "There's a rumor going around these days that Korean Christianity will collapse in 10 years. It's truly a serious matter." Faced with the cold reality revealed by objective indicators and statistics,...

A scene of salvation evidenced by tears and joy.

April 4, São Paulo, Brazil. People had been gathering for several days at a venue jointly prepared by the local church “IGREJA MISSIONÁRIA NOVA ALIANÇA” (New Alliance Missionary Church) and a small drug rehabilitation ministry church in the city. It was not just a regular service, but a baptismal ceremony celebrating the birth of new life. The New Alliance Missionary Church is a local church pioneered by Missionary Jeong Heon-myeong. Pastors trained and educated by the church have been continu...

North Korea's IT Workforce Development: Status and Implications

North Korea is strengthening workforce development in software, AI, and cybersecurity at major universities. While international competition results demonstrate capability, sanctions limit legitimate application. IT cooperation could be promising in future inter-Korean relations, though balancing technology transfer and security concerns remains a challenge.

북한 경제 ABC 1편: 김일성 시대의 경제 정책과 결과

Current State and Challenges of the Korean Peninsula Peace Process

The Korean Peninsula peace process is reaching a new turning point in 2026. Structural changes are being observed, including the reactivation of multilateral diplomatic channels, pragmatic approaches centered on economic cooperation, and expanded civilian exchanges. Managing complex challenges such as denuclearization and human rights issues remains the key concern.