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.

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

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.

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).

"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. 

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.