South Korea

The executive was slapped and pushed several times as the event descended into chaos

South says 'North Korea has a track record when it comes to abductions'

The government says 265 babies caught infections, from respiratory to diarrhoeal diseases, in the first half of 2015

North Korea is preparing to blow apart a replica of South Korea's presidential Blue House on an artillery range

The dogs in Gong's farm, one of thousands across the country, are bred specifically for consumption

Shipbuilders rack up massive losses after slumping oil prices sapped demand for tankers and offshore drillers

Lower missile range covers the whole of South Korea and Japan, while the upper range would include US military bases

Any such launch would be another slap in the face for the international community

The North fired the missile to the northeast at about 6:30 pm and flew for about 30 km

North Korea launched a projectile which is believed to be a submarine-launched ballistic missile

NK argues that meeting between recent defectors would expose the "fiction" that they fled to SK voluntarily

According to KORAIL,the locomotive and four of the train's seven carriages jumped the tracks

Angola and Naples are among the settings for the six books shortlisted for the Man International Prize for literature

It ended with the warning: 'Everything will turn into ashes'

Existing UN sanctions ban North Korea from conducting any ballistic missile test

There are nearly 30,000 US troops permanently stationed in South Korea and 47,000 in Japan

Pyongyang declares it will wage retaliatory battle of justice against Park Geun-Hye

The North denied South Korea's previous accusation of conducting cyber attacks against the South's nuclear operator

The new round of threats came as South Korea and the US launched largest-ever joint landing drill

It also attacked the server of a major software firm specialising in providing security software for Internet banking

Dandong is home to many ethnic Korean Chinese traders who deal with both North and South Korean businessmen

Revered by followers as a messiah but denounced by critics as a charlatan, Moon died from pneumonia in 2012

The flight of the radar-evading F-22s, based in Japan, is the latest deployment of key US strategic military assets

Park said it was clear Pyongyang had no intention of discussing denuclearisation

China argues that THAAD deployment will trigger an arms race in the region

Pyongyang has announced it will launch a satellite-bearing rocket sometime between February 8-25

Initially, South Korean authorities feared that balloons might be filled with biochemical substances

Aquarium in South Korea says its biggest shark has eaten another in what it has described as a 'turf war'

The murder of Cho Joong-pil, 22, took place in the Itaewon nightlife district, which is popular with expatriates

S Korea urges the international community to impose harsh sanctions against N. Korea

I am happy that freedom of expression has been acknowledged, says Ahn Sehong

Protest's organisers say they will take to the streets again on December 5

South Korean defence official says North did not return fire or take other action

Ambassador Dr Song Jong-hwan congratulates Pakistani scholars who had completed their studies at Korean universities

Amount will be spent on projects, including hydropower, road infrastructure, information technology and health

North and South Korea to hold reunion for separated families with 100 people to be selected by each side to take part

The spouse who is mainly responsible for a broken marriage cannot file for divorce, the court said

With situation pushed to brink of conflict both sides secure agreement to end crisis after intense negotiations

The move came as military tensions on the divided Korean peninsula soared

Direct exchanges of fire across the inter-Korean land border are extremely rare

Exports fell 3.3% from a year earlier to $46.61 billion in July