By Irene Kim, GSS correspondent SONGDO, South Korea — China’s recent report criticizing its own air quality was no news to South Koreans, who found themselves suffering earlier this year from a problem that typically occurs in early spring — the…
By Sarah Choi, GSS correspondent SONGDO, South Korea — When we think of world-class golfers, often images of them holding trophies and prize money pop up in our heads. Winning just one competition can guarantee they’ll be comfortable in their lives…
By Kiran Dwivedi, GSS correspondent It’s only four kilometers wide and 160 kilometers long, but it’s one of the most militarized, mysterious and ultimately meaningful borders in the world — the Demilitarized Zone that divides North and South Korea. Before I moved…
By Kiran Dwivedi, GSS Correspondent SONGDO, South Korea — The Presidents Cup, a thrilling contest that gripped golf fans throughout the world from Oct. 8 to Oct. 11, came to an incredible end when American golfer Bill Haas sank the…
By Kiran Dwivedi, GSS correspondent SONGDO, South Korea — For a would-be sportswriter, it was like a dream come true. Two weeks ago, I got the chance to report on the Presidents Cup golf tournament, which took place in Songdo,…