Aug 31, 2009 | The Taipei Times
Hyundai pays for detention North Korea presented South Korea with a hotel bill for US$16,000 after detaining and interrogating one of its citizens in an inn for 137 days, an official said yesterday.
Korea: Kim Dae-jung's funeral may spark North-South reconciliation
As tens of thousands gather in Seoul to mourn the death of the former president, his 'Sunshine policy' is breathing life into fresh North-South talks.
DPRK-South Korea relations show initial signs of recovery
On August 23, South Korean President Lee Myung-bak met with a DPRK delegation at the presidential Blue House during their visit to mourn South Korean former president Kim Dae-jung. The delegation conveyed a message from DPRK leader Kim Jong-il to the South Korean president, expressing the intention to develop a DPRK-South Korea cooperative ...
Tours to N. Korea Could Resume Next Month
Hyundai Asan Corp. is seeking to resume tours to North Korea's Kaesong and Mount Kumgang next month.
N.Korea Reopens Hotline, Agrees to Red Cross Talks
North Korea on Tuesday agreed to talks between the Red Cross agencies of the two sides to discuss a resumption of reunions of families separated by the Korean War.
Puppet Authorities' Hostile Policy towards DPRK Flayed
The Solidarity for Progress of south Korea issued a statement on August 18 lashing out at the south Korean puppet authorities for their confrontation with the DPRK.
Mark Melnicoe: S. Korean statesman's death creates void amid uneasy times
With the death Tuesday of former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung, the world has lost a true statesman, a man who worked tirelessly for peace and democracy in a very troubled part of the world.
The Trouble with Hyun's N.Korea Visit
Hyundai Group chairwoman Hyun Jeong-eun, during her recent visit to North Korea, won a five-point agreement from North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, promising to resume package tours to Mt.
DPRK says inter-Korean economic negotiation office in Kaesong will be reopened: Yonhap
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea said Thursday the inter-Korean economic negotiation office in Kaesong will be reopened, according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap.
Seoul 'Not Against' N.Korean Visit Over Kim Dae-jung's Death
The presidential office on Tuesday said it "would not oppose" it if North Korea wants to send a delegation expressing the regime's condolences on the death of former South Korean president Kim Dae-jung. "If North Korea sends a condolence delegation, there will be no reason to oppose it," Cheong Wa Dae spokesman Lee Dong-kwan said.
North Korean officials to meet with NM governor
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday that information her husband brought back from North Korea has been "extremely helpful" by providing a window into what's happening in the reclusive country.
Japanese Imperialists' Destruction and Plunder of Korean Cultural Assets
The Japanese imperialists pillaged excellent assets that the Korean people had created and preserved for thousands of years, exhumed over 200 mausoleums of successive kings and more than 11,000 underground ancient tombs and destroyed everything that they could not carry away during their 40-odd-year-long colonial fascist rule over Korea.
N.Korea And S.Korea Talk To Allow More Travel And Family Reunions
North Korea is to ease border restrictions with South Korea to allow for more travel tours and family reunions , according to the Korean Central News Agency.
N. Korea releases Hyundai worker detained since March: Yonhap
North Korea on Thursday released a South Korean employee of Hyundai Asan Corp., the North Korea business arm of the Hyundai Group, who had been detained since March at a joint industrial park in the North Korean border town Kaesong, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported.
Freed S. Korean worker returns home after 137-day detention in DPRK
Yoo Seong-jin , a worker who was detained by North Korea, speaks to the media upon his arrival at the South Korean Customs, Immigration and Quarantine office, south of the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas, in Paju, north of Seoul, August 13, 2009, after he crossed the border.
SOUTH Korean relatives and politicians urged North Korea Friday to release South Korean detainees, after the communist state handed two Americans over to former president Bill Clinton.
SOUTH Korean relatives and politicians urged North Korea Friday to release South Korean detainees, after the communist state handed two Americans over to former president Bill Clinton.
SOUTH Korean relatives and politicians urged North Korea Friday to release South Korean detainees, after the communist state handed two Americans over to former president Bill Clinton.
Hyundai Chief in N.Korea to Win Detainee's Release
Hyundai Group chairwoman Hyun Jung-eun went to Pyongyang on a quasi-official mission Monday afternoon to win the release of a South Korean employee who has been held incommunicado in the North for 134 days.
Detained worker to be discussed at meeting in North
Hyun Jeong-eun, chairwoman of Hyundai Group, is scheduled to visit North Korea today to negotiate the release of a Hyundai Asan employee who has been detained there since March 30, sources said yesterday.
SOUTH Korean relatives and politicians urged North Korea Friday to release South Korean detainees, after the communist state handed two Americans over to former president Bill Clinton.
S. Korea, India sign bilateral trade agreement
South Korea and India wrapped up their three-and-a-half-year-long bilateral trade talks on Friday, signing the so-called Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement which calls for tariff reduction in auto and other manufacturing sectors in both countries.
Clinton 'Urged N.Korea to Free S.Koreans, Japanese Too'
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton urged North Korean leader Kim Jong-il and other officials there to free South Korean and Japanese detainees, CBS quoted a U.S. government official as saying.
Seoul Still Baffled by Clinton's N.Korea Trip
The South Korea government was still reeling Wednesday after former U.S. President Bill Clinton's surprise visit to North Korea.
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