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Seven years of tough talk by President Bush failed to stop North Korea from enlarging its stockpile of nuclear bombs on his watch and Bush’s administration is winding down with deep doubts about whether Pyongyang really intends to abandon its weapons program.
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This is probably the most repulsive thing I have read on the web concerning the beef protests rocking downtown Seoul. Today I read an article via the Dong-A Ilbo that...
made popular Jul 5 2008
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North Korea said Friday it will not take further steps to dismantle its nuclear program until the U.S. and its other negotiating partners award fuel oil and political...
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AP, Seoul
North Korea accused its nuclear negotiating partners Friday of being too slow in shipping fuel oil under an aid-for-disarmament deal.
made popular Jul 4 2008
AP, Seoul
North Korea accused its nuclear negotiating partners Friday of being too slow in shipping fuel oil under an aid-for-disarmament deal.
made popular Jul 4 2008
The beef protests are a subject I’ve generally tried to avoid. They’ve been covered enough by people much more capable and knowledgeable than I. What unique...
made popular Jul 4 2008
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North Korea says its nuclear negotiating partners should quickly live up to its energy shipment under an aid-for-disarmament deal.
made popular Jul 4 2008
AP, Seoul
North Korea says its nuclear negotiating partners should quickly live up to its energy shipment under an aid-for-disarmament deal.
made popular Jul 4 2008
AP, Seoul
South Korea’s president called for an end to a festering dispute over American beef imports, saying Thursday it was time for the nation to concentrate on...
made popular Jul 3 2008
An agreement was reached on April 18th between the Lee (South Korea) and Bush administrations to lift a six-year ban on American beef from the South Korean market. The...
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I came across an interesting article today via the Marmot’s Hole. Apparently, American beef sold out within 6 hours of being distributed in several areas. R.J....
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“Made in China” is synonymous with cheap products, but the country is exporting something far costlier: environmental degradation. Already, crops in Japan...
made popular Jul 2 2008
AP, Washington
Before attending the Summer Olympics in Beijing next month, President Bush will visit South Korea, the site of violent protests over the import of U.S. beef.
made popular Jul 1 2008
AP, Seoul
U.S. beef returned to South Korean store shelves Tuesday under a new import agreement that has failed to stem anti-government protests, which have raged for weeks and...
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South Korea doesn’t keep statistics on its gay community so it’s difficult to officially tell if it’s growing or shrinking. History seems to suggest that it’s...
made popular Jul 1 2008
I surfed over to the Korean Beat today and saw an interesting article about an American who was injured, recently, at one of the many beef protests. Apparently he had...
made popular Jul 1 2008
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South Korea’s government vowed to use “all means” possible to end violent anti-government protests, saying Tuesday that the daily rallies were putting...
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South Korea said Monday it has lifted all special restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of bird flu after a series of recent outbreaks.
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A U.S. ship carrying thousands of tons of food aid has arrived in North Korea, after the communist nation agreed to expanded international assistance for its...
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The U.N. food agency says a U.S. ship carrying food aid has arrived in North Korea.
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Police raided the offices Monday of civic groups that have led weeks of street rallies against South Korea’s resumption of U.S. beef imports, after the government...
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice heads to Asia next week amid signs of an imminent breakthrough in efforts to get North Korea to abandon nuclear weapons and bring a...
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The young woman probably thought the 71-year-old Korean War veteran, whose friend was in a wheelchair, would make an easy target. She was wrong.
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A group of Korean researchers are working on an artificial virus. That might sound like time to dispatch both James Bond AND Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Ultimate Mad...
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AP, Daejeon
Grave by mass grave, South Korea is unearthing the skeletons and buried truths of a cold-blooded slaughter from early in the Korean War, when this nation’s...
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A standoff between the Japanese and South Korean coast guards ended peacefully after a joint investigation found that a Korean fishing boat did not violate Japanese...
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Samsung Electronics is combining efforts with fellow Korean electronics maker LG Electronics to develop a new standard for mobile TV broadcasts, the companies announced...
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A U.S. State Department specialist on Korean affairs is planning to travel to North Korea to discuss an impasse in six-nation nuclear disarmament negotiations.
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The State Department’s top Korean affairs specialist plans to visit North Korea this week for further discussions on the country’s nuclear declaration, a...
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The U.S. State Department’s top Korean affairs specialist plans to visit North Korea this week for further discussions on the country’s nuclear declaration,...
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Korean Air Lines Co. said Wednesday it recorded a first-quarter net loss on higher fuel costs and unfavorable foreign exchange rates.
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In a Feb. 29 obituary for Ben Chapman, The Associated Press described the one-time Hollywood actor as a decorated Korean War veteran. According to Chapman’s...
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The online hangout MySpace is continuing its international expansion with Tuesday’s launch of a Korean site peppered with features tailored to local cultural...
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South Korea’s new government will not last if it continues to allow its U.S.-led policy to ruin reconciliation efforts on the Korean peninsula, North Korea said...
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Never felt the need of reading Korean ever before, but this mp3 design from IPOS made me rue this disability of mine. You cannot learn all the languages in the world...
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AP, Wahpeton
More than a half-century after Pvt. Joseph Meyer Jr. disappeared while fighting in the Korean War, the Army has told his family his remains will be coming home.
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The New York Philharmonic built a musical bridge between the two Koreas on Thursday, reprising its emotional performance of the Korean folk tune “Arirang”...
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AP, Paris
The plot is predictable, the acting maudlin and the ideology is spread on thick, but “The Schoolgirl’s Diary” has something most B-movies don’t:...
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Dictatorial, Communist and closed up, that is how the US media habitually describes North Korea. But, it seems to be the only nation in Asia with gumption. It continues...
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Pak Den Dya has lived as an outsider in this hardscrabble land in the frigid North Pacific _ never taking Soviet or Russian citizenship in the 68 years since the...
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