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Weakened Concept of 'Axis of Evil': US' Flexible Diplomatic Approach
Special Contribution
By Dr. Park Tae-Woo
North Korea seems to be in the happiest moment of diplomatic achievements the US has given in return for demolishing the cooling tower at its Yongbyeon nuclear reactor last July. US would ...

Egypt Marks 56th Revolution Day in Seoul
1952 Revolution Changes Way of Life in Egypt
By Ted Gim
Staff Reporter
Egyptian Ambassador to Seoul Reda El-Taify observed its national day by hosting a reception at its embassy in Seoul on July 23, 2008. The reception drew local politicians, government officials, scores of ...

S. Korean Detainees Released in Mexico
Robbers Were Demanding USD30,000 for Ransom
The five South Koreans kidnapped in Mexico were all released unharmed at 9 a.m. on July 23, 2008 (local Mexican time: 7 p.m. on July 22, 2008), South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade ...

Foreign Brides Abused by Korean Husbands
Government Educates Intermarriage to Abusive Men
By Grace Kim
Staff Reporter
The Ministry of Gender Equality (MOGE) reported that 47.7% of female immigrants married to Korean men have experienced violence or were forced to divorce from their husbands in a recent year ...

Founder of the Unification Church
Rev. Moon Injured In Chopper Crash
The founder of the Unification Church, who believes himself to be the Messiah, has been injured in a helicopter crash in South Korea. Reverend Sun Myung Moon, 88, was on board with members of his ...

70% of S. Korean Women Say Workplace Unfriendly:Survey
Nearly 70 percent of South Korean women workers feel their workplace environment is "unfriendly" to them, a survey shows, a perception disputed by more than half of their male colleagues. The email ...

Symposium on Antimicrobial Peptides to Be Held in Gwangju
The Italian Embassy in Seoul Supports the Event
On July 24th and 25th Chosun University in Gwangju will host the "1st Italy-Korea Symposium on Antimicrobial Peptides" along with the "8th International Symposium on Peptide and Protein Materials." ...

Tokyo's Dokdo Claim to Affect Cooperation with Seoul on Global Issues: Envoy
Kwon Chul-hyun, South Korea's recalled ambassador to Japan, said in a press briefing on July 17, 2008 that Japan's renewed claim to a set of rocky islets in the East Sea may jeopardize Seoul's partnership ...

Seoul Resume Inspecting Dog Meat Restaurants
South Koreans Consume 2 Million Dogs Annually
By Grace Kim
Staff Reporter
Many of the dog meat restaurants in Seoul area were found to be extremely harmful to the human health as their kitchens are operated in unhygenic conditions. In some cases several kitchens ...

Bastille Day Celebrated in Seoul
Amb. Thiebaud Hosts Reception at Embassy
By Ted Gim
Staff Reporter
As elsewhere in Paris and the rest of the world the biggest national day of France "Bastille Day" was celebrated in Seoul as well with the top French envoy hosting a massive reception at his residence in the ...

French Cultural Center Marks 40th Anniversary
The French Cultural Center (Alliance Francaise) that opened in Sagan-dong, Jongno-gu on July 15, 1968 has marked its 40th anniversary. The French Cultural Center has hosted over 500 cultural events for last 40 ...

Seoul Court Hands Down Suspended Jail Term for Former Samsung Group Chairman
A court handed down a suspended prison sentence to former Samsung Group chairman Lee Kun-hee for tax evasion on July 16 ,2008, dismissing more serious charges of breach of trust in a trial that has forced the ...

Pursuing the Korean Dream
In South Korea, there are currently 500,000 foreign workers from China, Pakistan, Vietnam, Nepal, Thailand, Uzbekistan and 230,000 of them are illegal immigrants, according to Chosun.com. Along with the ...

USS Ronald Reagan Visits Busan
Aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan and other ships in its strike group arrived in the South Korean port of Busan on the morning of July 14, 2008. The second port call of the Nimitz-class nuclear-powered ...

S. Korea Recalls Its Envoy to Japan
South Korea announced on July 14, 2008 it will recall its ambassador to Japan in protest against Tokyo's renewed claim to a cluster of South Korean-controlled islets, saying it is "unacceptable and intolerable." ...

Japan PM Tells S. Korean President Lee Tokyo Will State Dokdo Ownership in Text Book
Hyundai Asan Expects Losses of 40 Bil. Won from Tour Suspension
Data Security, Privacy in Asia
Belarus Marks Its National Day in Seoul
Appetite for Dog Meat
Pakistan Embassy Hosts Reception for Commercial Counsellors
500,000 S. Koreans Stage Anti-US Beef Rallies
Conference Held for Foreign English Teachers
UN Chief Ban Gets Hero's Welcome in Seoul
President Bush Will Visit Seoul before Beijing Olympics
Religious Circles Join Vigils in Seoul
Be Patient Until Pyongyang Proves to Be Honest
Wild Boars Threaten Many S. Korean Cities
12th Anniversary of Ukrainian Constitution
Stalin Wanted US to Intervene in Korean War
"Stop Abusing Cambodian Brides," Envoy Asks
Czech Amb. Smetanka Soon to Leave Seoul
Red Cross Meeting Held at UAE Envoy's House
Amb. Ivashentsov Marks Day of Russia in Seoul
RP's 110th Independence Day Marked in Seoul
"Am I Geisha?" GNP Lawmaker Na Incensed
Hanyang Univ. President Gets German Honor
Largest Crowd in Anti-Lee Myung-Bak Protests
HUFS Signs MOU with WVSU of Philippines
Farmer Burns Himself in Anti-US Beef Protest
Louis Palmer’s Solar Taxi Arrives in Seoul
S. Korea to Delay Posting of New U.S. Beef Import Pact on Gov't Gazette
Riot Police Trample Coed Repeatedly in Seoul
Largest Crowd in Anti-Lee Myung-Bak Protest
Scaling Up of MPOWER Tobacco Control Strategies in S. Korea
Amb. Alcorta Marks Argentina's National Day
Seoul Mayor Oh Swims in Han River at Triathlon
Algeria's Ex-Foreign Minister Mohammed Bedjaoui Visits South Korea for a Week
Amb. Santhananaban Greets New Diplomats
American Boy Dead at Public Bath in S. Korea
Serbian National Day at Namiseom
"Grand Canal Project Should Not Be Hurried"
1st Nat'l Toastmasters Conference to Be Held
Elderly Suicide Snowballs in S. Korea: Statistics
More Anti-Lee Myung-Bak Protests Continue
US Diplomat Receives Key N. Korean Nuclear Documents
Lecture on Effects of Environmental Disasters on Agriculture to Be Held at Ewha University
U.S. Reasserts its Beef is Safe
S. Africa Marks Freedom Day with Reception
South Korea to Deport Chinese Torch Relay Attackers
"Stem Cell" Award to Be Given in Symposium
Too Stupid Question for Chinese Envoy?
German School Seoul Goes International
Amb. Schoeman Meets with Local Journalists
Samsung's Lee to Resign over Corruption Scandal
Canada's Korean War Veterans Visit Seoul
MOU Inked to Allow S. Koreans Visa-Free Travel to US
S. Korean Ruling Party Wins Assembly Majority
South Korea's 1st Astronaut Lifts Off Into Space
Philippines Becomes ESL Destination
Wed to Strangers, Vietnamese Wives Build Korean Lives
Korea's Bulldozer Must Clean Up the Chaebol
Seoul Moves to Classify Dogs As Livestock
Promoting Human Security: The Experiences of Canada and Korea”
Seoul Reaches Out to Expats
Circumcising Korea: A True/False Debate
NY Phil's Milestone Concert Opens in P'yang
Lt. Gen. Walter L. Sharp to Be New USFK Chief
Special Prosecutor Clears President-elect Lee Myung-bak
22 N. Korean Drifters Executed after Return Home: Source
Lee to Visit Japan in late April to Mend Ties: Kyodo
US Gen. Burwell B. Bell Gets Top German Medal
Canada's Delay in Visa Causes Outcry in Seoul
Welfare Is Kazakhstan's Primary Goal
Suspect Admits Setting Namdaemun on Fire: Police
Fire Guts Seoul's Historic Sungnyemun Gate
Secret of Memory Retrieval Revealed
Samsung Woes Deepen amid Signs of Chairman's Summons
Lee Vows to Enhance Ties with Middle East
Conference on Global Partnership on Feb. 1
Envoy's Wives Take on Flower Arrangement
Amb. Schoeman Helps Promote S. African Wine
Amb. Warwick Morris Goes Back to London
Han Seung-soo Tapped as PM designate
"No Discrimination for Pakistani English Tutors"
English Names for Newly Created Ministries Unveiled
S. Korea's Spy Chief Offers Resignation over Information Leak
Lee Expresses Willingness to Meet N. Korean Leader in Seoul
Norway Drops Hanwha Over Ethics Concerns
Lone Star Chief Rejects S.Korean Fraud Charges
White House OKs Nominee for New U.S. Envoy to South Korea
Hebei Spirit Began Talks with Local Authorities
40 Dead in Fire at Refrigerating Storehouse
S. Koreans Clean Up Oil Spill in Mallipo
S. Korea to Ban Single-hull Tankers from 2011 after Worst Oil Spill
S. Korea to Increase Role in UN Peacekeeping
"Local Education Should Be Done In English"
Two Ex-judges Nominated as Independent Counsel to Probe President-elect Lee
National Assembly Votes to Extend S.Korea's Troop Deployment in Iraq for Another Year
World's Sexiest Woman Bares All in Korean Ad
Iraqi Gov't Calls on S. Korean Firms to Halt Oil Exploration in Kurdish Region
S. Korea May Review Military Deal with U.S. If N. Korea Retains Nuclear Programs: Aide
Lee Myung-Bak Wins Landslide Victory
Koreans Go to Polls Today to Elect President
Convicted Hanwha Chairman Returns Home
Real Estate Market Emerges as Top Issue in S. Korea's Presidential Election
President Roh Orders to Reinvestigate into Lee Myung-bak Case
US Woman Charged with Murder of Baby Adopted from S. Korea
S. Korean Kim Yu-na wins figure skating title
S. Korea Risks Turning Back Political Clock
N. Korean Ambassador to Burma Takes Up Post After 24 Years
I Survived the IMF
Samsung Chief's Triumph Turns to Travail
In S. Korea, It Feels Like a Scandal a Day
Prosecutors Search Samsung Group Subsidiary for Slush-fund Evidence
N. Korea likely to Disclose Nuke Programs by Next Week
Yeosu Wins Bid to Host 2012 Expo
Kim Yu-Na Garners Cup of Russia
Samsung Faces Blow to Reputation
S. Korea to Send Its Largest Ship to Malaysia for Defense Fair
Lawyer Alleges Documents Show Lee Myung-Bak's Involvement in Financial Scam
Samsung Chairman Misses Ceremony for Late Father amid Snowballing Corruption Scandal
Czech-Korean Science Forurm Held in Seoul
Presidential Front-runner Faces Major Hurdle As Alleged Accomplice Back Home
The Personality of I
Kim Yu-Na Wins Upset Victory in Harbin Senior Grand Prix
Lee Hoi-Chang May Withdraw from Presidential Race If Conservative Frontrunner Keeps Lead: Aide
Two-time Candidate's Third Presidential Bid Poses Threat to Conservative Front-runner
Canada Opens New Embassy in Jeong-dong
Ex-Samsung Exec Whistle-blowing Illegal Lobbying
Wife of UAE Ambassador to Korea Joins Prestigious Art Exhibition in Seoul
Under U.N. Chief, Koreans in Key Posts
Background Checks, Degree Verification
Conduct of English Teachers in Asia Often Scrutinized
Suspected Paedophile Arrested in Thailand
Roh Says North Korea Should Not Have to Apologize for Past Wrongdoings
S. Korea, EU Fail to Make Breakthrough in Trade Negotiations
Chung Dong-Young Certain to Emerge as UNDP's Presidential Candidate
Egyptian Minister Ahmed Darwish to Visit Seoul
US Asks Seoul to Extend Deployment in Afghanistan, Iraq
The Max Planck Society's Science Tunnel Promotes Cutting-edge Research in S. Korea
Korean Becomes International Patent Language
Hon. Gianni Vernetti Visits Both Koreas
"Remorse Is the Face of the Church"
ASEAN Envoys Marks Its 40th Birthday in Seoul
IPCNKR's 4th Assembly to Be Held Aug. 28-30
Biomaterials Lecture to Be Held at GIST
Tunisian Envoy Promotes Tourism, Bilateral Ties
Lee Myung-Bak Clinches GNP Nomination
Baekdu-daegan 2007 Expedition
Korean Hostage Crisis: Its Wider Ramifications
Canadian Embassy Moves to Jeongdong
Biomaterials Lecture to Be Held at GIST
Phytonutrients: Biochemistry of How Healthiest Foods Prevent Cancer
South Korea Rethinks Mission Strategy
Egyptian Amb. El-Taify Calls for More Cooperation between Cairo and Seoul
Alyssa Milano, Natural Beauty in Lettuce Dress
It's Time for Accountability
Beautiful Saturday Charity Event on June 30
Pongseong-ri Residents Organize to Protect Their Mountain
Ex-Science Minister YH Kim to Run for President
Seoul: Tech Capital of the World
Dr. Sohn Hak-Kyu Declares His Own Party
Ex-Gov. Sohn Hak-Kyu, Most Favorite Candidate
14,075 Dogs, Animals Discarded in Seoul in 2006
Amb. Vargö Marks Day of Sweden in Seoul
Is Kim Jong So Ill He Needs Surgery?
Lettuce Girls Ask Locals to "Turn Over New Leaf'
Amb. Leggeri Marks Italian National Day in Seoul
Turkey Envoy Ozmen Cheers Local Students Up
British Minister on Education Mission to Seoul
S. Korea's Rush to Build Ever Taller Buildings
Pakistani Envoy to Leave Seoul in June
"Education May Be Expensive But It Is Expensive Not to Be Educated at All"
Amb. Torzsa Sees Change in N. Korea
Canadian FM MacKay Meets with FM Song
Hanwha Chairman Likely to Face Arrest
Embattled North Korea Celebrates Its Military
Norway's Crown Prince, Princess to Visit Seoul
Korea-Czech Friendship Ass'n to Be Launched
IOC, Samsung Extend Partnership to 2016
1st Korea-Italy Symposium on Conservation & Restoration for Cultural Heritage
S. Korean Consortium Aims to Start Oil Exploration in Azerbaijan by September
Other Winning Korean Bids Could Impact PyeongChang 2014 Bid
Both Koreas Agree on Railway Runs, Rice Aid
S. Korea, Canada to Hold FTA Talks Next Week
U.S. Gun Culture Costs Lives!
Virginia Tech Suspect Identified as S. Korean Resident Alien
S. Korea's Incheon Selected as Host of 2014 Asian Games
Lockheed Martin Unlikely to Bid for S. Korea's Fighter Purchase Project
3rd Italy-Korea S&T Forum in Seoul
Yeosu Citizens Dazzle BIE Inspectors
British War Veterans Return to Korea
Iraqi Prime Minister Visits Korea
Amb. Arteni Promotes Romania in 2 Events
Wives of Foreign Envoy Comfort Alien Workers
KAL bomber Kim Hyun-hee exiles in U.S.: YTN
S. Korea, US Reach Free Trade Agreement
Differing History Perceptions Hinder Bilateral Ties: Minister Song
Manchester United 4 -1 Blackburn
Grants HUFS President Park Chul with Order
South Korea Role Model for Kazakhstan
Foreign Envoys Flock to Meet with Dr. Sohn
"Parade of Nations 2007" Slated for May 15
"EU: Role Model for World in Collaboration"
1st African Conference on Human Development
Kim Yu-Na Leads ISU World Figure Skating
Feel The Rhythm of The EU
French-Canadian Cultural Festival
UK-Korea Int'l Workshop on Vaccines for Flu
USS Reagan in S. Korea for Annual Drill
N. Korean, Russian 6-Way Delegates Head Home, Recess in View
"Great Opportunity to Learn Korean Language"
Tunisia's Independence Day Marked in Seoul
Ex-Gov. Sohn Bolts from GNP for His Own Path
"More Cooperation Needed" Says Amb. Baati
Park Ji-Sung Scores 2 Goals as Manchester United Defeats Bolton 4-1
National Founder Dangun Day Marked in Seoul
S.Korea Likely to Participate in U.S. Visa Waiver Program Shortly
New Facilities to Be Installed on Dokdo Islets
Incheon Named World's Best Airport
Seoul Names Ambassador to Japan, Russia
Roh Threatens to Scrap FTA Deal with U.S.
Malacca, Asia's Most Important Sea Lane
Abe Apologizes for Wartime Sex Slavery
N. Korea Negotiator Warns of Partially Foregoing Denuke Steps
Korea's Lee Breaks Speedskating World Record for World 500m Title
"Canola Oil Is the Poor Man's Olive Oil"
S. Korea Develops Ethical Code for Robots
Ex-Minister Han Named as New Prime Minister
50 Years of Korea-Turkey Ties Marked in Seoul
Asiana Acquires Laolao Bay Golf Resort in Saipan
Japan Eyes Response to Foreign Criticism of Abe's Sex Slavery Remarks
Local Dentist Treats Alien Patients as Friend
Birth of Moroccan Princess Marked in Seoul
Malaysia's Deputy PM Najib to Visit Seoul
UK, Korea Host Seminar on Service Competition
Canadian Canola Oil Seminar on March 8-9
S. Korean Soldier Killed in Terrorist Attack in Afghanistan
Dr. Lee Chun-Shik Gets German Order
Foreign Minister to Visit Washington, Moscow
Seminar on Competition in the Service Sector
N. Korean Leader Kim Considers 'group Leadership' system: Sources
Foreign Lands
Roh announces decision to desert ruling party
Workshop on Human Rights Education
Korean Ad Team Makes Finals in PETA Contest
Aso Calls U.S. Motion On Sexual Slavery 'Extremely Regrettable'
U.S. Gave In to N. Korea over Uranium Enrichment Plan: Kyodo
Japan to Crack Down on Ships in N. Korea Gravel Transport Business
A New Resolve
Kim Dae Jung Urges Kim Jong Il to Size 6-Party Talks Chance
N. Korea Agrees on Phased Denuclearization
Minister Song Calls Rice over 6-Party Talks
9 Foreigners Killed, 18 Others Injured in Fire at Yeosu Immigration Detention Facility
On Soccer
Are Religion, Money, & Power Keys to Ending God's War?
Serbia Marks National Day on Feb. 15, 2007
Women Prefer New Clothes over Sex: Survey
Korean Air Fires Pilots for Mistakenly Landing on Taxiway in Japan
N. Korea Supplies Laughs As Well As Weapons
Omega Tender to Build E-government System for Anshan City in China
Russia Will Assist Inter-Korean Business Ties
"Beauty Is Only Skin Deep"
"The EU Stands by Afghanistan"
Kim Jong-Il’s Oldest Son Wanders Abroad
Inter-Korean Summit Likely in August
Foreigners in S. Korea Complain of Rip-offs
New "Think UK" Campaign Launched in Seoul
Japan High Court Orders NHK Redress over Sex-slave 'Trial' Program
Korea, Belarus Marks 15th Anniversary of Ties
Korean Air Flight Narrowly Escapes Crash in Kota Kinabalu
Teaching English in South Korea
U.S. Congress Weighs Temporary Visa Waiver for Koreans
Korea’s Dangerous Tolerance of Suicide
Staying Alive with HIV
Seoul Mayor in Dubai to Enhance Bilateral Ties
Ban Ki-moon's System-wide Probe of UN Field Activities to Start with N. Korea
Australia to Showcase Fashion Brands
UNDP Seeks Full Audit of Its N. Korea Work
Distance Learning: The 21st Century Alternative
Mild Earthquake Rattles South Korea
Algeria Inks MOU with Seoul for New City Project
Why EU-Korea Partnership Matters?
A Diagnostic Framework for Anti-Corruption Movements
"Heartless Fighter" Fedor Loves Local Kids
Former Prime Minister Drops Presidential Bid
Iraq to Reopen Embassy in Seoul in 13 Years
Doosan Accused of Insider Trading
S. Korea Bid to Solve Sea Dispute with Japan
for Anti-Sexual Exploitation of Children in Asia
Korean Air Jet Blunders onto Taxiway at Akita
Most S. Korean Housewives Have no Intention to Buy U.S. Beef: Survey
Malaysia Launches Mega Tourism Drive, Unveils "Eye on Malaysia"
Tunisia Gears up For Korean Investments, Tourists
New UN Head Names Two Key Posts
Ex-Seoul Mayor Soars Ahead Among Presidential Hopefuls
Koreans Hail "Golden Pig" Year of 2007
Hot for Holidays: The Lure of a Korean Sauna
S. Korean Scientists Disclose Structure of SPRY Domain for First Time
Taiwan Quake Disrupts Some Communications Services in S. Korea
Poaching Rampant in South Korea
Korea Selects the Nation's First Astronauts
China May Decide to Engineer Coup in N. Korea Next Year: monthly
Troop Withdrawal, FTA, Anti-Americanism Issues for New U.S. Congress: report
Japan: More Sanctions Vs. N. Korea Not Option for Now
N. Korea Says It Is Not Afraid of War after Impasse: Reuters
Roh: US wrecked hopes of nuclear deal with North Korea
N. Korea Nuke Talks End without Breakthrough
New Outbreak of Bird Flu Hits Duck Farm in Central S. Korea
US Seeks Package of Actions on North Korea's Denuclearization
Konrad-Adenauer Foundation Hosts Seminar
Col. Giovanni De Roma Visits Seoul Dec. 12-14
Kim Yu-Na Shocks Asada to Take ISU Grand Prix Final Women's Title
Ukrainian President Yushchenko Will Visit Seoul
MTPB Seoul Throws Year-end Party 2006 on Han River Cruise Boat
UNGA Swears in Ban, Pays Glowing Tribute to Outgoing Annan
US, N. Korea to Discuss Financial Issues on Fringe of 6-Way Talks
US Yongsan Base Relocation Likely to Be Delayed Until 2013
Korea Britain Society's Yearly Dinner for Charity
S. Korea Confirms New Case of Pathogenic AI
Twist of Fate Led Ban Ki Moon to Top Post at UN
S. Korean Rider Dies at Cross-country event in Doha
North Korea Not Serious About Diplomacy
Orphans Seek Help for Homeless' X-mas Meal
Czech Silver Medals to Be Awarded to 3 Locals
S. Koreans Divided over UN Ban on Luxury Goods to N. Korea
Senior Poet Ko Un Receives Cikada Prize
Bird Flu Outbreak Plagues Korea
Look East to See the Future of the Internet
"South Korea Is Role Model for Afghans"
Tokyo Admits Document Identifying Dokdo as Non-Japanese Territory
Kim Yu-Na Wins Gold Medal at ISU Grand Prix Figure Skating Series
How to Best Choose Proper English Teachers
1st Int'l Seminar on Dyslexia on Nov. 25
Geopolitics of Energy Seminar Due On Nov. 21
Denying Kim Jong-Il His Tuna a Tough Task
S. Korea's Yang Yong-Eun Outplays Woods to Win HSBC Tournament
Partners in Research and Development
S. Korea's Next Foreign Minister a "Hot-Head"
Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Ex-KEB Chief Lee Kang-Won
Prince Hopes to Bring Monarchy Back to S. Korea
S. Korea’s Godfather of Rock Makes Comeback
N. Korea Urges Japan to Stay Away from Talks
U.S. Speeds Attack Plans for North Korea
Jail Sentence for Daewoo Founder Kim WC
"Korea-Africa Forum Is Turning Point for Ties"
"Hardliners" Control Policy in North Korea
UN Sanctions 'Sticks' in Talks with N. Korea
Spy Probe Stuns S. Korean Political System
North Korea Agrees to Nuclear Talks
S. Korea Serves as Kim Jong-Il's ATM
Amb. Hadid Marks Algerian Revolution Day
Partners in Research and Development
ROK Air Force Chief to Observe PSI Drill in Gulf
Taking Preemptive Action Against North Korea
Ex-Mayor Lee Reveals Plan for Grand Canal
Daewoo Lessons Point Way to Growth
Nanotechnologies Lecture to Be Held at SNU
UK Deputy PM John Prescott Visits Seoul
2nd Nuke Test Hinges on US: Sources
N. Korea May Use Force: Kim Dae-jung Warns
OPEC to Cut Output by 1.2 Mil bbls Per Day
China takes tough stance on North Korea
Corporate Governance Seminar at UK Embassy
Seoul Unwilling to Abandon Geumgang Tourism
Japan Eyes Additional Sanctions on N. Korea
U.N. Adopts Resolution against N. Korea
Ban Ki-moon Appointed Next UN Secretary-General by Acclamation
S. Korea Still Tries to Please the North
Russia, China Oppose N. Korea Sanctions
Mercedes Bresso to Visit Seoul Oct. 19-24
Frenchwoman Admits Killing Frozen Babies
Japan Decides on More Sanctions against North
How Will Nuke Test Affect Ban Ki-Moon's Future Role at the UN?
French DNA Tests Confirm Parents of Babies Found in South Korea
Quake raises fears of 2nd N. Korea test
North Korea Explodes Nuclear Bomb
China on Alert over a Nuclear Neighbour
North Korea's Bomb 'Would Kill 200,000'
UNSC Urges N. Korea to Cancel Nuke Test
'Britain Demands Plum UN Posts for Supporting Ban Ki Moon'
North Korea Says It Will Conduct Nuclear Test
11 Dead, 50 Injured in 23-Car Pileup on Highway
US Seeks More Host Funds for Troops in Korea
Police Charge Korean who Scaled Blair Fence
Ban Ki-Moon Cements Hold on Top UN Post
S. Korea to Host Formula One in 2010
"Ukraine Wants More, Better Ties with S. Korea"
Few South Koreans Worry About North Korea
N. Korea Leader Uses Look-Alikes Due to Fear of Assassination: S. Korean Official
Ban Ki-Moon of Korea May Replace Annan