North Korea’s foreign ministry on Sunday called on the United Nations to demand an immediate halt to combined military drills by the United States and South Korea, saying they were raising tensions …
UPDATE 2-North Korea says UN should demand end to S.Korea-US military drills
North Korea’s foreign ministry on Sunday called on the United Nations to demand an immediate halt to combined military drills by the United States and South Korea, saying they were raising tensions …
CNN Exclusive: South Korea doesn’t need nuclear weapons to face the North, prime minister says
South Korea doesn’t need nuclear arms to deter the threat from North Korea, the country’s Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said in an exclusive interview with CNN — even as public opinion swings the other …
Moov, the Largest Global Marketplace for Semiconductor Equipment, Expands Presence in South Korea
Moov, the largest and fastest growing global marketplace for used semiconductor equipment, today announced it will be expanding its presence in …
Indonesia’s stock market loses its sheen as China reopens
Overseas investors sold $1.17 billion worth of Indonesian equities in the last three months, but they put down $13.78 billion in China and $4.86 billion in South Korea, according to data from stock …
Can South Korea and Japan overcome their past and focus on the future?
What does it take to heal old wounds? Leaders in Japan and South Korea are finding out as they work to improve their countries’ troubled relations.
(LEAD) S. Korea’s exports down for fifth month in Feb. on falling chip demand
By Oh Seok-min SEOUL, March 1 (Yonhap) — South Korea’s exports fell for the fifth consecutive month in February due mainly to weak global demand for semiconductors amid an economic slowdown, the …
Manage crisis and more to ease tensions with North Korea: Korea Herald contributor
The writer says communication with the countries involved in the region is essential from the perspective of South Korea. Read more at straitstimes.com.
South Korea Feb Exports to Fall at Milder Pace Thanks to Calendar Effects
SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s exports likely fell in February for a fifth straight month, dragged down by weak China-bound shipments, a Reuters survey showed on Monday, although the pace of the decline would ease thanks to favourable calendar effects.
New images offer rare glimpse of the DMZ between North and South Korea where wild animals find peace and flourish
There are 6,168 wildlife species of plants, mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles living on Korea’s heavily militarised borders.