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Two South Korean cargo ships clear Hormuz after months of detention
Two South Korean merchant vessels successfully traversed the Strait of Hormuz, ending months of detention. South Korean maritime authorities reported that
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South Korea Offers to Repatriate Captured North Korean Soldiers Fighting for Russia in Ukraine.
South Korea recently announced that it will accept North Korean defectors who were captured fighting for Russia in Ukraine and wish to resettle in South Ko
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Former South Korean Law Minister Sentenced to 25 Years for Role in Martial Law Declaration.
Former South Korean Justice Minister Park Sang-cheol was recently sentenced to 25 years in prison for his involvement in the declaration of martial law by
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South Korean Court Sentences Ex-President Yoon Suk-yeol to 30 Years in Prison
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been convicted of treason and abuse of power due to his order to send a drone into North Korea, which was s
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Coupang Fined 62.47 Billion Won Over Major Customer Data Breach
South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang was recently slapped with a record-breaking fine of 62.468 billion won (approximately US$4.08 million) by the Persona
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South Korean Liquefied Gas Ship Successfully Navigates Through the Straits of Hormuz
South Korea's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries has recently announced that a liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier has successfully transited the Strait of H
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BTS, Madonna, Shakira to perform together at 2026 FIFA World Cup final halftime show.
South Korean boy band BTS, American singer Madonna, and Colombian singer Shakira will jointly headline the halftime show for the inaugural FIFA World Cup f
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Twitter Seeing Repeat Outages Across The World
The microblogging platform Twitter faced yet another outage over the weekend, and…
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Human Rights Violations: Tibet’s Political Prisoners
By: Norbu Dolma In March 1959, the Dalai Lama and around 80,000…
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In Contrast To Trump Successes, Biden Administration Snubbed By North Korea
Reports from the US now indicate that the government of President Joe…
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France & Japan Continue North Korean Surveillance Ops Into March
A French naval vessel currently working on surveillance operations in the East…
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Somalia’s Embrace Of Counterfeiting Puts It In Bad Company
Ali Jama Baqdadi, governor of Somaliland’s central bank, announced last week that an influx…
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Kim Jong-un’s Wife Reappears After A Year Out Of The Public Eye
In news now making headlines around the world, Ri Sol-ju late Tuesday…
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Korean Anti-Japanese Rhetoric Sounding Increasingly Stale
Last week South Korea’s Defense Ministry stopped using the term “partner” to…
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Korean Peace Forum 2021 Set For February 7th – 9th
SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The PyeongChang 2018 Legacy Foundation will hold its third annual PyeongChang Peace Forum (PPF) at the
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China To Test Nine Million For COVID After New Virus Outbreak
The government of China will test all nine million residents of Qingdao,…
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Japan Must Improve Missile Defence Capabilities: Abe
Tokyo must add to and improve its ballistic missile defense capabilities according…
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UN Group To Push ‘Disappeared’ Cases With North Korea
The United Nations has questioned the North Korean government, asking Pyongyang for…
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Japan’s NHK Apologises Over ‘Anti-Korean’ Twitter Posts
The Hiroshima office of NHK – Japan’s national broadcaster – has apologized…
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North Korean Power Shift Gives Kim Yo-jong Increased Clout
Reports from North Korea seem to indicate that the isolationist state’s leader…
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North Korea Could Have Up To 60 Nukes, Global Hacker Network: US Army
A report released by the US Army says that North Korea could…
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Seoul To Send Aid To North Korean Mothers & Children Via WFP
South Korea yesterday announced its intent to donate US$10 million by way…
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Chinese Land-Grab Hunger Knows No Limits – Pt2
…continued from Pt 1 here This jolt was an eye opener, and…
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Chinese Land-Grab Hunger Knows No Limits – Pt1
This piece is the first in a two-part series on Chinese territorial…