Date: Sat, 18. December 2010 07:49:58

South Korea said Saturday it will go ahead with artillery drills on a border island shelled by North Korea last month despite Pyongyang's threat to retaliate again, as Russia and China expressed concerns over tension on the volatile peninsula.

Date: Sun, 23. May 2010 21:05:54

Reuters - North Korea's crumbling economy is feeling the effects of sanctions for nuclear and ballistic missile activities, with foreign trade falling 10 percent in 2009 from the previous year, South Korea said on Monday.

Date: Thu, 14. October 2010 02:22:33

AP - South Korea kicked off naval drills Thursday with the U.S., Australia and Japan aimed at intercepting illicit weapon shipments in a U.S.-led program targeting nations such as North Korea and likely to draw its anger.

Date: Tue, 30. June 2009 23:53:46

AP - The United States on Tuesday imposed financial sanctions on a company in Iran that is accused of involvement in North Korea's missile proliferation network.

Date: Fri, 18. December 2009 02:47:01

AFP - South Korea Friday sent medication for swine flu to North Korea, the first government-level assistance to its impoverished communist neighbour for nearly two years.

Date: Fri, 18. December 2009 02:47:01

AFP - South Korea Friday sent medication for swine flu to North Korea, the first government-level assistance to its impoverished communist neighbour for nearly two years.

Date: Wed, 9. June 2010 11:25:04

Reuters - North Korea has sent a letter to the U.N. Security Council rejecting accusations from South Korea that it was behind the sinking of one of its neighbor's navy ships, saying it was the victim of a U.S.-led conspiracy.

Date: Tue, 26. May 2009 02:54:55

Reuters - North Korea, condemned by the international community for its latest nuclear test, on Tuesday accused the United States of being hostile and was reportedly ready to test-fire more short-range missiles.

Date: Tue, 4. August 2009 02:36:55

Reuters - Former U.S. President Bill Clinton is on his way to North Korea to try to negotiate the release of two American journalists convicted by the communist state of grave crimes, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said on Tuesday.

Date: Tue, 26. May 2009 23:13:20

AP - The White House is praising South Korea's decision to join 94 other nations that seek to intercept nuclear, biological and chemical weapons destined for nations such as North Korea.