Jack Greenberg

2 months ago | koreatimes.co.kr | Jack Greenberg

Shin Hak-chul holds up a piece titled "The Future is Coming" during an interview in his studio, March 1. Courtesy of Jack GreenbergBy Jack GreenbergAt a time when South Korean art increasingly pivots toward globalized art fairs and market-friendly abstraction, the work of Shin Hak-chul stands apart: raw, unflinching and deeply rooted in the painful history, struggles and aspirations of the Korean people.

2 months ago | blog.youtube | Jack Greenberg

News and Events Today we'll begin expanding our Premium Lite pilot to users in the US. Premium Lite gives viewers a new, more affordable way to enjoy most videos on YouTube ad-free for$7.99 per month. In the coming weeks, we'll also make Premium Lite available to all users in our current pilot countries - Thailand, Germany, and Australia. This expansion comes as YouTube Music and Premium reaches over 125 million subscribers, including trials globally.

2 months ago | nation.lk | Jack Greenberg

Brothers Home in Busan, January 1987 / Korea Times fileHundreds of adoptees still await answersBy Jack GreenbergAt least 31 children had been improperly sent overseas for adoption through the notorious Brothers Home in Busan, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Korea (TRC) confirmed in January. This finding was issued during the commission's 96th plenary session, marking the fourth decision related to Brothers Home and its affiliated facilities.

2 months ago | koreatimes.co.kr | Jack Greenberg

Brothers Home in Busan, January 1987 / Korea Times fileBy Jack GreenbergAt least 31 children had been improperly sent overseas for adoption through the notorious Brothers Home in Busan, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Korea (TRC) confirmed in January. This finding was issued during the commission's 96th plenary session, marking the fourth decision related to Brothers Home and its affiliated facilities.

Feb 7, 2025 | koreatimes.co.kr | Jack Greenberg

People visit the controversial Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo on Oct. 17, 2019. AFP-YonhapBy Jack GreenbergJapan’s Supreme Court rendered judgment in January on a suit that was initially brought by 27 Korean plaintiffs in 2013. The petition, which was rejected with one dissenting opinion, followed unsuccessful trials launched in 2001 and 2007. The case was filed by families of individuals who were forcibly conscripted for Imperial Japanese's military actions during World War II.