A top official at a global human rights organization criticized South Korea for trying to shut down two activist groups who sent anti-Kim Jong Un leaflets by balloon across the border into North Korea …
What South Korea Could Teach America About Policing
As Americans look for new models of policing short of the extreme choice of closing departments altogether, South Korea is a nice example of what humane, community policing can be.
Resurgence of virus threatens South Korea’s success story
But a resurgence of infections in the Seoul region where half of South Korea’s 51 million people live is threatening the country’s success story and prompting health authorities to warn that action …
Ancient footprints in South Korea made by crocodiles that walked on two legs
Crocodiles once walked on two legs, just like dinosaurs, according to new analysis of a unique collection of footprints discovered in South Korea. Scientists dated the footprints to between 110 and …
Japan’s Takeda to sell some Asia-focused drugs to Celltrion for $278 million
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd has agreed to sell a portfolio of over-the-counter and prescription drugs marketed in the Asia Pacific region to South Korea’s Celltrion Inc for $278 …
China, South Korea and Turkey Select Thales’ Technologies for Their Metros
Thales will provide its SelTrac™ Communications Based Train Control (CBTC) signalling solution in South Korea, Turkey and China …
Resurgence of coronavirus threatens South Korea’s success story
A resurgence of coronavirus infections in the Seoul region, where half of South Korea’s 51 million people live, is threatening the country’s success story and prompting health authorities to warn that …
As Floating Propaganda Irks North Korea, the South Isn’t Happy Either
Activists are using balloons to send leaflets across the border denouncing Kim Jong-un. To keep the peace, South Korea wants to stop them.
Asia Today: South Korea’s new cases becoming harder to track
South Korea is counting dozens of new cases of the coronavirus in a resurgence mostly concentrated around the capital …
U.N. chief regrets North Korea decision to cut hotlines with South
General Antonio Guterres regrets that North Korea has severed hotlines with South Korea, warning that such channels “are necessary to avoid misunderstandings or miscalculations,” a U.N. spokesman said …