South Korea has seen what is estimated to be its biggest protest in five weeks of demonstrations calling for the president to step down... READ MORE›
Three men have been badly injured after a gunman opened fire on people praying at an Islamic centre in Zurich... READ MORE›
The scandal engulfing Park is focused on a close personal friend, Choi Soon-Sil, who is currently under arrest on charges of fraud and abuse of power... READ MORE›
Approximately 4,000 people were evacuated from the Los Lagos area but officials have removed the initial tsunami warning... READ MORE›
An accompanying video posted by Mr Malafeev on his Facebook page showed the two dogs on snowy railway tracks outside the town of Uzhgorod, west Ukraine... READ MORE›
One hundred people were taken off the ferry during the night, the Italian coast guard said... READ MORE›
INSIDE STORY Will South Korea's president be forced out of office?... READ MORE›
Former President Park Geun-hye charged with bribery, among others, over corruption scandal that led to her impeachment... READ MORE›
A South Korean court has found billionaire Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong guilty of bribery, embezzlement, hiding assets overseas, concealing profit from criminal acts and perjury... READ MORE›
MUJU, South Korea -- Since he arrived at the camp, Yoon Yong-won had experienced recurrent nightmares... READ MORE›
The special prosecutors concluded that Lee paid 37 million in bribes to Choi and Park, and embezzled 24 million from Samsung units to pay the bribes... READ MORE›
S Korean presidential frontrunner widens lead in support rate... READ MORE›
Ms Park, who denies any wrongdoing, is facing charges including bribery, abusing state power and leaking state secrets... READ MORE›
South Korea's President Park Geun-hye publicly apologized Tuesday after local media reported that a number of her key speeches informally edited by her former assistant... READ MORE›
Lai Sai-ming, captain of the Sea Smooth, a passenger ferry, was convicted of 39 counts of manslaughter by a Hong Kong jury... READ MORE›
Park's neighbours had given her a pair of Jindos, a Korean breed of hunting dog, when she left for the presidential Blue House in 2013... READ MORE›
A ferry has been raised from the sea bed, three years after it sank in one of South Korea's deadliest disasters... READ MORE›
The bust of the late President Park Chung-hee is seen spray painted in a park in Seoul, South Korea... READ MORE›
Three people were rescued and flown to a hospital with injuries that weren't life-threatening Jeju coast guard officers said... READ MORE›
South Korean efforts to bring a sunken, 6,800-ton ferry back to land cleared an obstacle on Friday after divers cut off a dangling vehicle ramp... READ MORE›
Park has immunity from prosecution as long as she is in office even though her powers have been suspended since parliament voted to impeach her... READ MORE›
The scandal involving Ms. Choi was particularly inflammatory in South Korea, partly because of her background... READ MORE›
Choi Soon-sil, a secretive adviser to former President Park Geun-hye, was sentenced on charges of abusing her influence to get her daughter into a prestigious university... READ MORE›
An animal rights group accused ousted President Park Geun-hye of animal abandonment... READ MORE›
South Korea's President Park Geun-hye may be forced out of office after parliament voted Friday to back an impeachment bill... READ MORE›
Relatives of victims of the 2014 Sewol ferry disaster were heavily involved in protests against South Korean President Park Geun-hye that resulted in her impeachment... READ MORE›
It wasn't clear how many were on board, but most were passengers on a fishing trip, not professional fishermen, one of the coast guard officials said... READ MORE›
Ten people were killed in 2010 when a ferry capsized in the Irrawaddy delta region, while 38 perished in 2008 when a ship went down in the Yway River... READ MORE›
There have been ugly scenes in South Korea's capital Seoul after the country's highest court formally removed President Park Geun-hye from office... READ MORE›
Enjoy strong support from their publics to maintain a tough line on Japan, said John Delury, a historian at South Korea's Yonsei University... READ MORE›
P O Ferries said the Calais port was closed due to action by former MyFerryLink staff, who staged wildcat strikes this summer... READ MORE›
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