MON, May 20, 2013, (KST)
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- UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon urges N.Korea to stop its missile tests
- N. Korea fires short-range missile into ocean again: officia
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- Former sex slave victims head to Japan to demand apology
N. Korea fires three short-range missiles into East Sea
North Korea has fired three guided missiles from the country's east coast on Saturday. The South Korean Defense Ministry has confirmed, that Pyongyang fired two short-range missiles during the morning hours, followed by another later in the afternoon. Each launch was presumed to...
Pres. Park calls for national unity marking May 18th Democratic Uprising
Former sex slave victims head to Japan to demand apology
Korea celebrates anniversary of Arirang satellite launch
N. Korea fires short-range missile into ocean again: official
Korea's economic growth feared to fall behind Japan
UN probe into N. Korean human rights abuses first of its kind
S. Korea: N. Korea must stop distorting facts and engage in dialogue
Korea's bank lending to troubled industries tops US$ 73 bil.
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Korea launches full-scale production of carbon fiber
Financial matters top leading cause of divorce
David Beckham announces retirement
UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon urges N.Korea to stop its missile tests
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