South Korean Foreign Minister Cancels Possible Trip to Japan
Japanese cabinet ministers recently visited a controversial war shrine
South Korea
North Korea May Be Calming Down as World, or at Least America, Stops Paying Attention
Latest rhetoric seen by some as less inflammatory and a sign the regime could be ready to talk
Obama to Meet South Korean President Next Month
Park Geun-hye will be coming to Washington D.C
North Korea Labels the US as an "Enemy" of the State
Tensions remain heightened in the Korean peninsula
John Kerry Urges China to Put Pressure on North Korea
Tensions remain heightened in the Korean peninsula
South Korea Raises Alert Level to "Vital Threat"
At least one North Korean ballistic missile is ready for launch
Bring the Troops Home from Korea
Despite Kim Jong Un's bluster, his regime is only a threat to the U.S. to the extent that we've put ourselves in harm's way.
There is No Indication That North Korea is About to Conduct a Nuclear Test
According to South Korean officials
North Korea Warns Diplomats It Can't Guarantee Their Safety in War, Missiles Moved East, Missile Defenses to Guam, People of Seoul Still Largely Unconcerned
White House says it wouldn't be surprising if North Korea conducted another test missile launch
South Korea Military Sources: North Loading Missiles Into Launchers
Medium range, according to sources quoted by a South Korean news agency
South Korean Residents Not Worried About North Korean Threats
Business as usual in Seoul, the closest target for Pyongyang
South Korean Defense Minister Says Military Action Against North Korea an "Option"
Responding to recent threats
North Korea Blocks South Koreans From Entering Shared Factory Park
Move comes amid worsening relations and escalated tensions
South Korean President Says Response to North Korean Attack Would Be Swift
Tensions in the region escalating
Russian Foreign Minister Says Korean Tensions Could Spiral out of Control
Latest threats causing concerns
North Korea to Cut Last Means of Communication With South Korea
Says war could start at "any moment"
US and South Korea Sign Military Plan
Details a joint response to North Korean "provocations"
Kim Jong Un Oversees North Korean Drone Drill
Responding to South Korean and American military exercises
North Korea Could Face Additional Sanctions
Already facing financial sanctions from the United Nations Security Council
Hackers Blamed for Computer Crash in South Korea
Officials cannot confirm who is responsible
First Police Shooting of the Year in South Korea Involved U.S. Soldiers in a High Speed Chase
More than 25,000 U.S. troops are stationed in South Korea at a cost of at least $15 billion a year
Kim Jong Un Tells Troops to be on "Maximum Alert"
Tensions between North Korea and South Korea continue to rise
The Korean War is Not Over: North Korea Declares Armistice Null, United Nations Disagrees
Sixty years of armistice not going anywhere too soon
Some South Koreans Suggesting a Nuclear Deterrent
Tensions with North Korea have been rising since the reclusive regime carried out another nuclear test
U.S., South Korea Begin Military Exercises
Last week North Korea declared Korean war armistice over
South Korea Vows Strong Retaliation if North Korea Breaks Ceasefire
The Korean War is technically not over
Underground Economy Equivalent to 23 Percent of South Korea's GDP
Lots of self-employed people and a rising tax burden
U.S. and South Korea Begin Military Drills
Move comes amid renewed tensions with North Korea
Newly Elected South Korean President Urges North to Drop Nuclear Ambitions
Drop ambitions, not nukes
Incoming South Korean President Wants to Punish North Korea
Park Geun-hye will take office on Monday
North Korean Official Threatens South Korea
Harsh words made at United Nations Conference on Disarmament
South Korea Begins Navy Drills With the U.S.
North Korea calls the exercises "war-mongering"
North Korea Issues Threat to South Korea
Shortly after new sanctions imposed by the United Nations
North Korea Warns of "All Out Action" Against United States, Third Missile Launch, In Response to Latest UN Resolution
Some missiles might already be able to reach deep into the Pacific
