A coronavirus outbreak has apparently forced the allies to scale back a low-key training program mainly involving computer-simulated war scenarios.
U.S., South Korea to begin scaled-down drills amid virus spike
The United States and South Korea will begin their annual joint military exercises this week, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday. But a spreading coronavirus outbreak has apparently forced the …
South Korea, U.S. delay military drills over COVID-19 concerns
South Korea and the United States will start their annual joint military drills on Tuesday, in what local media said was a twoday delay after a South Korean officer tested positive for the new …
Thousands protest against Moon as South Korea capital scrambles to curb virus resurgence
A spike in new coronavirus cases in South Korea has prompted authorities to reimpose tighter social distancing curbs in Seoul, but that didn’t stop thousands of demonstrators from protesting against …
Thousands rally against South Korea’s leader despite virus warning
Thousands of anti-government protesters armed with umbrellas and raincoats have marched through the soggy streets of South Korea’s capital, ignoring official pleas to stay home amid a surge in coronav …
Thousands protest against Moon as Seoul scrambles to curb virus resurgence
A spike in new coronavirus cases in South Korea has prompted authorities to reimpose tighter social distancing curbs in Seoul, but that didn’t stop thousands of demonstrators from protesting against …
COVID-19: South Korea reimposes social distancing after cases spike
South Korea reimposed social distancing measures Saturday to curb COVID-19 after local cases spiked in the capital.
Coronavirus Live Updates: Arizona School District Cancels Classes After Teachers Stage ‘Sick Out’
In many U.S. cities, fears of a public transit ‘death spiral.’ South Korea reported 166 new coronavirus cases, the country’s highest daily count since March.
Coronavirus Live Updates: South Korea Sees Largest Daily Jump in Cases Since March
In many U.S. cities, fears of a public transit ‘death spiral.’ Families reject full college tuition rates amid online instruction. The U.S. saw a downward trend in the number of coronavirus tests …
Coronavirus live news: theatres, casinos and bowling alleys reopen in England as South Korea reports a spike in cases
Australian death toll stands at 379; France removed from UK travel corridor; Greece and Croatia impose midnight curfew on bars and restaurants …