Covering North Korea for the @WSJ in Seoul. 월스트릿저널 북한담당 기자. Formerly covered Korean politics for @TheKoreaHerald, and regulatory affairs, M&As for @AcurisGlobal
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By: Andrew Jeong
After Vladimir Putin's Victory Day speech, Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky compared his country’s fight against Russia to the battle against Nazism in World War II.
By: Andrew Jeong
The U.S. ambassador to South Africa accused his host country of shipping weapons to Russia in violation of its self-proclaimed policy of nonalignment.
By: Andrew Jeong, Kelsey Ables
After a cafe turned away her family, a South Korean lawmaker vowed to ban "no-kid zones," which have generated heated debate around the world.
By: Andrew Jeong
A U.S.-made air defense system was hit in a Russian attack. Ukraine shot down 18 missiles over Kyiv, but the whole country needs protection, Zelensky noted.
By: Andrew Jeong
The state removed the educational marker after Concord Republicans complained about Elizabeth Gurley Flynn's communist ties.
By: Andrew Jeong
Senate Bill 14 would make Texas the most populous state to ban gender-affirming care for minors.
By: Andrew Jeong
Shingles affects a third of Americans, but Sen. Dianne Feinstein's complications, encephalitis and Ramsay Hunt syndrome, are much rarer and more serious.
By: Andrew Jeong
If Gen. Brown is confirmed as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, it would be the first time that African Americans hold the Pentagon’s two top jobs.
The U.S. government is making a record number of lighthouses available to the public, some through auction. Some date back centuries, with colorful histories.
By: Andrew Jeong
Moscow's mayor said drones hit two residential buildings in the Russian capital. That report came after Russia conducted its third aerial attack on the Ukrainian capital in 24 hours.
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