A resistance-first strategy refers to a approach in which a party commits to aggressively opposing nearly all legislative, judicial, and executive actions, regardless of content or policy area.

"Peace Through Strength" is currently dominant foreign policy approach in the USA that maintains strong military capabilities and maximum economic pressure to deter and influence potential adversaries. 

For the purposes of this debate, expanded central bank powers include the ability to direct investment into non-government securities (including equity stakes and bonds), direct banks on what sectors to lend into, and create personalized interest rates by sector/ industry (e.g., charging X industry a 2% interest rate and Y industry a 2.5% interest rate).

Yoon Suk-yeol, the recently impeached conservative president of South Korea, took a hard-line approach to North Korea—boosting ties with the US and Japan, militarizing the border, and rejecting dialogue. 

His predecessor, Moon Jae-in of the center-left Democratic Party, favored engagement through diplomacy, aid, and joint cross-border economic projects.

Lee Jae-myung, also from the Democratic Party, is the newly elected president.

The irony culture refers to increased layers of sarcasm and/or cynical detachment in modern media and culture.

A generalist journalist is someone who completes a full journalism degree with a broad curriculum in writing, media and communication in depth. A wide range of topics (e.g., politics, economy, health, culture) are also studied, typically at an introductory level. In contrast, a specialist journalist is someone who studies a specific non-journalistic field in depth (e.g., law, climate science, tech) at a university level and gains only minimal journalistic training.