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Inter-Korean exchanges not to be affected by naval clash
South Korea on Tuesday said the existing inter-Korean exchanges and cooperation will go forward as usual and not be affected by an earlier naval clash with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea .
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The naval patrols of North and South Korea exchanged fire in disputed waters on Tuesday morning.
Cold War frontier gone in Germany
Tourists look at South Korean flags and reunification banners hung on a barbed wire fence, on Freedom Bridge at Imjingak pavilion near the Demilitarized Zone separating the two Koreas in Paju, about 52 km north of Seoul, November 9, 2009.
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New Czech cultural center opens in a Hongdae castle
Czech Ambassador Jaroslav Olsa, Jr., left, and Ham Tai-heon, the president of Castle Praha Corp., the Czech-themed restaurant chain in Seoul, appear at the opening of the Czech Information and Culture Centre.
Yeosu (beautiful Yeosu): Sewarda s Sister City in South Korea
I just had the pleasure of spending two days in Yeosu, Sewarda TMs sister city in South Korea.
Blazing a path for indie musicians
While a growing independent music scene gives more exposure to both Korea-based expat artists and Korean bands alike, audiences around the country are increasingly being exposed to some of the incredibly talented groups that are active in Korea today.
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Two Koreas hold talks on possible summit: reports
SEOUL: Officials from North and South Korea met secretly last week in a third country to discuss a possible summit following months of hostility, news reports said Friday.
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McCully to attend EAS; visit Korea and Japan
Thursday, 22 October 2009, 1:52 pm Press Release: New Zealand Government 22 October 2009 Media Statement McCully to attend EAS; visit Korea and Japan Foreign Minister Murray McCully heads for Asia tomorrow to attend the East Asia Summit in Thailand and then travel on to South Korea and Japan.
Deaths point to growing flu epidemic
Medical staff at Korea University Hospital in Guro, Seoul, receive vaccinations against A flu yesterday as vaccination began yesterday across the nation.
Foreigners fired up over kimchi as festival opens
Maryjoy Mimis vividly recalls her first encounter with kimchi when she arrived in South Korea from the Philippines in 2003 to marry a local man.
Korea, Bulgaria to Strengthen Economic Ties
South Korea and Bulgaria agreed Monday to boost economic and cultural exchanges, while strengthening cooperation on climate change, green growth and other global issues.
U.S.-Korea trade talks discussed
Gov. Felix P. Camacho met with the U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Kathleen Stephens on Monday before the start of the Guam Buildup Symposium and Business Opportunity Conference on Tuesday at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Seoul, the governor's office announced in a press release yesterday.
Korea broadens Seldovia teacher's horizons
Photo provided by Ruth Sensenig - Language arts and social studies teacher, Ruth Sensenig, spent two weeks in Korea this summer at workshops and tours hosted by the Korean Foundation to promote better understanding of its country.
Students line Sihanouk Boulevard to greet South Korean President Lee Myung-bak on Thursday.
Kyrgyzstan: Ethnic Minority Expands Ties to South Korea
Sasha, a 17 year-old ethnic Korean student in Bishkek, only knows one word in Korean: hello.
FRANK CHINGChina, Japan, S. Korea press on despite all odds
CHINA, Japan and South Korea this month held their 10th trilateral summit meeting, this time in Beijing, and reiterated their determination to move towards regional integration even though it is clear that bilateral problems remain, in particular between China and Japan.
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