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SOUTH KOREA'S NAVY EYES HUNTER-KILLER NUCLEAR SUBMARINES
The South Korean hunter-killer submarine, built with US help, has been submerged for six months... READ MORE›
OSAKA MAYOR TO END SISTER CITY STATUS WITH SAN FRANCISCO OVER 'COMFORT WOMEN' STATUE
San Francisco 'comfort woman' statue angers Osaka mayor... READ MORE›
JAPAN TO COMPILE EVACUATION PLAN OF NATIONALS FROM SOUTH KOREA IN THE EVENT OF A MILITARY CLASH
The Japanese government will compile a plan to evacuate its nationals from South Korea in the event that escalating tensions between North Korea and the Un... READ MORE›
SAN FRANCISCO ACCEPTS 'COMFORT WOMEN' STATUE
In January, Japan temporarily withdrew its ambassador to South Korea over a new statue outside the Japanese consulate in South Korea's port city Busan... READ MORE›
UK AND US 'MUST LEARN FROM POOR COUNTRIES' TO SOLVE AGEING CRISIS
In just four years, what began with five older people associations has mushroomed into hundreds of such self-sustaining entities... READ MORE›
CAMP HUMPHREYS, SOUTH KOREA: NEW U.S. BASE BUZZING ABOUT NORTH KOREA
But as North Korea'sA capabilities have evolved, Camp Humphreys is not entirely out of the range of threats... READ MORE›
NORTH KOREA: US-SOUTH KOREA NAVAL EXERCISES A REHEARSAL FOR WAR
A US aircraft carrier completed a week of massive joint naval exercises with warships from South Korea... READ MORE›
U.S. MILITARY TO BEGIN DRILLS TO EVACUATE AMERICANS FROM SOUTH KOREA
North Korea considers joint military drills by the United States and South Korea rehearsals for invasion... READ MORE›
NORTH KOREA RENEWS THREAT TO TARGET GUAM AHEAD OF JOINT U.S.-SOUTH KOREA MILITARY EXERCISES
In July, the North twice tested an intercontinental ballistic missile that experts say is capable of striking a large chunk of the U.S... READ MORE›
NORTH KOREA RENEWS GUAM THREAT AHEAD OF JOINT NAVAL EXERCISE
Although both South Korea and the United States insist next week's drill is defensive in nature, North Korea considers such war games rehearsals for invasion... READ MORE›
Trending News Headlines : Busan
WHEN THE KIDS CRASH YOUR BBC INTERVIEW
And what will it mean for the wider region -- I think one of your children has just walked in, he said to Professor Kelly... READ MORE›
'SHE WAS IN A HIPPITY-HOPPITY MOOD THAT DAY'
Robert Kelly, an expert on East Asian politics, was preparing to speak about the impeachment of South Korea's president, Park Geun-hye, from his home in Busan... READ MORE›
SOUTH KOREA'S PRESIDENCY 'ON THE BRINK OF COLLAPSE' AS SCANDAL GROWS
But South Korean media have uncovered evidence that, they claim, shows that Choi Soon-sil wielded undue influence over the president... READ MORE›
NORTH KOREA PUTS OUT NEW VIDEO SHOWING THE WHITE HOUSE IN CROSSHAIRS AND CARRIERS EXPLODING
They include imposing additional economic sanctions on North Korea and further isolating the Kim regime on the international stage... READ MORE›
WHY TRUMP'S NORTH KOREA WARNINGS WERE 'UNNECESSARY, SCARY, IRRESPONSIBLE'
And that leads a lot of us in the analyst community to believe that the North Koreans do not intend to use nuclear weapons... READ MORE›
NORTH KOREA STAGES LONG-RANGE ARTILLERY DRILLS
We are closely watching the North Korean military's movements around Wonsan while maintaining a firm preparedness, the South Korean military said in a statement... READ MORE›
DEFIANT NORTH KOREA LAUNCHES MULTIPLE MISSILES
North Korea fired multiple unidentified projectiles, assumed to be surface-to-ship missiles, this morning from the vicinity of Wonsan, Gangwon province, the South's military said... READ MORE›
SOUTH KOREANS GATHER EN MASSE FOR PROTEST AGAINST PRESIDENT
SEOUL -- South Koreans massed in the streets of central Seoul Saturday, preparing for the largest protest yet against scandal-plagued President Park Geun-hye... READ MORE›
PARK GEUN-HYE: SOUTH KOREAN MPS VOTE TO IMPEACH PRESIDENT
South korean president park geun-hye faces impeachment - video report... READ MORE›
THIS IS WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF NORTH KOREA LAUNCHED A REAL ATTACK
Schiller and Wright estimate that it would take 10 to 11 minutes before a missile from the North reached Tokyo... READ MORE›
'COMFORT WOMEN': RESEARCHERS CLAIM FIRST KNOWN VIDEO
South Korean activists estimate 200,000 women were forced into brothels for Japan's military... READ MORE›
IN AN APPARENT SHIFT, TILLERSON SAYS U.S. WILLING TO HOLD DIRECT TALKS WITH N. KOREA
The last round of direct talks, initiated in 2003 and involving the United States, China and other nations, produced no rollback of the North Korean program... READ MORE›
JAPAN RECALLS SOUTH KOREA ENVOY OVER 'COMFORT WOMEN'
READ MORE Former South Korean sex slaves sue government over payout South Korea criticised Japan, saying Friday's decision was highly regrettable ... READ MORE›
THAAD MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEM: DIVISIONS MOUNT IN SOUTH KOREA
Supporters of THAAD argued that the system plays an important role against an increasingly belligerent North Korea... READ MORE›
WHO IS SOUTH KOREA'S NEW PRESIDENT?
Mr Moon and Mr Roh became leading figures in the pro-democracy movement which swept the country and led to South Korea's first democratic election in 1987... READ MORE›
A KOREAN WAR COULD CUT PIPELINE OF VITAL TECHNOLOGIES TO THE WORLD
Because Daewoo and Hyundai build warships and submarines for the South Korean military, their shipyards would likely be among the first targets of North Korean missiles... READ MORE›
US COMMANDER NOT CONFIDENT NORTH KOREA WILL REFRAIN FROM NUCLEAR ASSAULT
The US military is considering shooting down a North Korean missile test in an escalation against Pyongyang that would fall short of war... READ MORE›
COMMANDER TAKES BLAME FOR CARRIER CONFUSION
Separately, another American destroyer, the Fitzgerald, was conducting drills with a Japanese destroyer in the Sea of Japan, east of the Korean Peninsula, the Navy said... READ MORE›
SOUTH KOREA'S PARK IN TROUBLE OVER CHOI SOON-SIL LINKS
The friend, Choi Soon-sil, is the 60-year-old daughter of a South Korean religious leader and one-time mentor of Park... READ MORE›
DOUBTS RAISED ON HANJIN REHAB PLAN AS SHIPS CLOG BUSAN PORT
South Korea's maritime ministry said earlier this month Busan and Incheon port authorities will guarantee payments for most services offered to Hanjin Shipping vessels... READ MORE›
S KOREAN PROSECUTORS TO INVESTIGATE PRESIDENT NEXT WEEK OVER CONFIDANTE SCANDAL
If realized, Park would become the first South Korean president to be investigated by prosecutors as incumbent leader... READ MORE›
SOUTH KOREA GOVERNMENTS ARTIST BLACKLIST STIRS OUTRAGE
First, a pro-government civic group sued Mr. Hong on charges of defaming Ms. Park... READ MORE›
A CONFLICTED ISLAND AT THE CENTRE OF A FIRESTORM
Sitting here on Guam I am in the United States, and yet I am much closer to Manila than Los Angeles... READ MORE›
NORTH KOREAN MISSILE LANDS PERILOUSLY CLOSE TO JAPAN
Wednesday's actions were the latest apparent protest from North Korea over a decision by Seoul and Washington to bring an anti-missile battery system to South Korea... READ MORE›
SOUTH KOREA PROSECUTORS RAID PRESIDENT'S OFFICE OVER SCANDAL
South Korean prosecutors raided President Park Geun-hye's presidential compound on Saturday, widening their investigation into an influence-peddling scandal that is threatening her grip on power... READ MORE›
N KOREA PERFORMS LIVE-FIRE DRILL AS US SENDS SUBMARINE TO PENINSULA
Photo South Korea says it's participating in joint military exercises with US in waters west of the Korean peninsula... READ MORE›
PRIEST WHO'S VISITED NORTH KOREA MORE THAN 50 TIMES WONDERS IF HE CAN GO AGAIN
Hammond cannot spread the word of God while he is in North Korea... READ MORE›
THE HEATED POLITICS OF PUBLIC MONUMENTS
In Joseph Stalin's birthplace of Gori, Georgia, a six-metre high bronze statue loomed in the centre of the town for over half a century... READ MORE›
WORLD'S FIFTH TALLEST SKYSCRAPER OPENS IN SEOUL
South Korea celebrated the opening of Lotte World Tower, the country rsquo's tallest landmark building located in Seoul... READ MORE›
JAPAN ENVOY, RECALLED OVER COMFORT WOMAN STATUE, IS RETURNING TO SEOUL
Many South Koreans had accused Japan of failing to fully accept responsibility for what happened to the women and demanded that Tokyo compensate survivors... READ MORE›