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Samsung Electronics Co. is pursuing an acquisition of U.S. computer memory card maker SanDisk Corp., a South Korean online business newspaper reported Friday.
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Top nuclear envoys from South Korea, the United States and Japan were to converge in Beijing on Friday to discuss the worsening impasse over North Korea’s nuclear...
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Before workers began moving mothballed equipment back into place, North Korea informed U.S. personnel at its Yongbyon nuclear plant it would start reassembling its...
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Before workers began moving mothballed equipment back into place, North Korea informed U.S. personnel at its Yongbyon nuclear plant it would start reassembling its...
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North Korea told the United States this week it would start restoring its nuclear facilities before it began to move mothballed equipment for reinstatement, a South...
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South Korea said Wednesday that North Korea had begun restoring its nuclear facilities. But the U.S. played it down, saying the country apparently only moved some...
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South Korea said Wednesday that North Korea has started restoring its nuclear facilities after the communist country suspended operations last month to disable them.
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North Korea denied Wednesday that a woman arrested last week by South Korean prosecutors for alleged espionage was spying for Pyongyang, saying Seoul fabricated the...
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South Korea said Wednesday that North Korea has started work to restore its nuclear facilities after the communist country suspended operations last week to disable...
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South Korea says it has confirmed that North Korea started work to restore its nuclear facilities.
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South Korea says it has confirmed that North Korea started work to restore its nuclear facilities.
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South Korea has decided to allow a top North Korean defector and heavy critic of the communist regime to freely travel abroad, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
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Singapore and South Korea advised their citizens Tuesday against traveling to Thailand, raising concerns that the ongoing political crisis could damage the...
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The corpse of a man believed to be a North Korean soldier has been found in a South Korean river near the border of the two countries.
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The head of Korea Development Bank said Tuesday that the state-owned lender is in talks to acquire troubled U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers.
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The head of Korea Development Bank said Tuesday that the state-owned lender is in talks to acquire troubled U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers, South Korea’s...
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The head of a South Korean company running sightseeing programs to North Korea resigned Thursday over the shooting death of a tourist at a mountain resort in the...
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North Korea’s threat to restore its nuclear facilities should not be seen as “empty talk” and the standoff could develop into a crisis similar to the...
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A North Korean woman accused of using “sex as a tool for her spy activity” and plotting to assassinate South Korean intelligence agents with poisoned...
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Tens of thousands of South Korean Buddhists took to the streets of Seoul on Wednesday to protest what they say is pro-Christian bias in the administration of President...
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Judges have rejected an attempt to re-arrest a Dutch college student in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway, a prosecutor said Friday.An appeals court ruled Thursday...
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