South Korea News
A repeat sex offender who has raped children will be chemically castrated in South Korea. This is the first time that the country will use the law that was recently implemented.
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Shocked South Korean customs officials say they have found thousands of capsules filled with powdered human baby flesh. According to South Korean officials, dried human baby flesh is in high demand because it is considered "cure all" medication.
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North Korea's military on Monday issued threats saying it had plans to turn "elements" in Seoul into "ashes." A statement by the "special operation action group" said its action "will reduce all... to ashes in three or four minutes..."
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A Korean airlines Boeing 777 was forced to make an emergency landing at a Canadian air force base following a bomb threat, the second in two days.
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President Obama has stated ahead of the upcoming nuclear summit in South Korea that North Korea should cease and desist from "provocations"
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More than 50 heads of state will gather in Seoul, South Korea for the Nuclear Security Summit which will take place on March 26-27. Meanwhile, North Korea continues with its sabre-rattling over a planned missile launch.
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Park Jung-geun is a 23-year old who makes a living taking pictures of babies. Now he stands accused of "acts that benefit the enemy" -- a vague term that the South Korean government uses to arrest people for charges that don't seem to fit elsewhere.
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It has been a little more than a week since the passing of North Korean ruler Kim Jong-il. As tens of thousands mourn, the world waits for the rise of Kim Jong-un. The question is now: what should the international community do?
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It's being reported Kim Jong-Il, the 69-year-old North Korean dictator who often dominated news headlines for his defiance of United Nations sanctions, has died from fatigue, according to a statement from the North Korean government.
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South Korea plans to display Christmas tree-shaped lights for 15 days within view of the North Korean border beginning Dec. 23. North Korea has warned "unexpected consequences" if the lights are displayed.
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South Korea is planning to open a new eco-tourism site along its frontier with North Korea.
Fighting for the youth vote in South Korea
North Korea has warned of "unprecedented" action against South Korea's ruling establishment, amid tough rhetoric between the two sides.
Will new trade deal benefit South Korean consumers?
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