Seoul, South Korea News

South Korean computer hackers compete during an information security olympiad at the National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, July 10, 2009.

Riot police deployed outside Myanmar's main prison Friday as the trial of democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi resumed, a week after the ruling generals blocked efforts by the U.N. chief to save her from a possible five-year prison term.

There has been another attack on South Korean Web sites. For the third time in only days, the Seoul government reported that North Korean hackers affected the South Korean Defence Ministry and National Intelligence Service.

Share + Jul 9, 2009 10:08 am US/Eastern SACRAMENTO, Calif. 1 of 1 South Korean students hold the photos of the detained US journalists during a rally denouncing North Korea's trial of the US journalists in Seoul on June 9, 2009.

Pope Benedict XVI promised to visit Korea during a meeting on Thursday with President Lee Myung-bak, Cheong Wa Dae said.

NKorean hackers to blame?...Guiding global economy...Pakistan strike SEOUL, South Korea South Korea's Yonhap news agency says military intelligence officers are investigating the possibility that North Korea n hackers may be behind a suspected cyber attack.

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A group of Hawai'i students agreed that their two-week trip to South Korea was still a great experience, despite a week-long quarantine for some after testing positive for swine flu, they said after returning to Honolulu yesterday.

The world's first RFID-based scheme for single-journey reusable ticketing in mass transportation has recently gone live in Seoul, South Korea, and is expected to save some 3 billion won per year.

Scientists have sequenced the entire gene map of a Korean male and linked DNA variations unique to him to possible susceptibility to various cancers and other diseases like rheumatoid arthritis.

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Donating to charity itself is a relatively new phenomenon in a society that traditionally values family units.

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea says the Web sites of major government agencies, banks and Internet sites were paralyzed due to a suspected cyber attack.

Michael Jackson has been remembered in a public memorial in Los Angeles, during which his daughter Paris tearfully called the late singer "the best father you could ever imagine." Public health officials, meanwhile, have issued Jackson's death certificate, but it doesn't list a cause of death.

North Korea's official media has insulted South Korean President Lee Myung-bak some 1,700 times - about 10 times a day on average - so far this year, a Seoul official says.

The U.S. military could officially bring up the revision of a bilateral missile guideline to raise the permissible range of South Korean ballistic missiles at the annual Security Consultative Meeting.

South Korea, Asiaa s third-biggest crude oil importer, plans to invest 107 trillion won over the next five years in improving energy efficiency to help cut reliance on fossil fuels and boost economic growth.

With the presence of U.S. soldiers, flesh trade is flourishing near the Camp Stanley Camptown close to Seoul.

A silhouette of deceased pop star Michael Jackson. I never interviewed Michael Jackson, making me one of the world's few journalists who couldn't capitalize on the singer's death last week by writing a rush piece about my encounter with him.

Seoul is considering a taskforce to deal with a renegotiation of the Atomic Energy Agreement with the U.S. that would enable South Korea to expand nuclear activities.