In a lecture at Seoul National University on October 19, former president Kim Dae-jung said that West Germany gave East Germany US$3.2 billion, but... [Oct.20,2006 14:19 KST]

Nearly 11 days after North Korea’s nuclear test, there are signs of disagreement within progressive and conservative civic groups. Since the... [Oct.20,2006 14:08 KST]

South Korea’s political circles are running the ideological gamut regarding Seoul’s next step following North Korea’s nuclear test. In many... [Oct.20,2006 13:54 KST]

The government and the ruling Uri Party have decided to maintain two key South-North economic cooperation projects, Uri floor leader Kim Han-gil... [Oct.20,2006 13:36 KST]

The North Korean economy is expected to post negative growth in 2007, affected by a series of sanctions by the international community against Pyongyang's missile and nuclear tests, a Seoul think ta.. [Oct.19,2006 20:55 KST]

A scooter zips down an alley just next to a small, low-set window, making a cacophany as the sound of its exhaust echoes off the narrowly spaced... [Oct.19,2006 14:31 KST]

Lee is in third grade at a special education school in Busan. On his first day of school, his mother was met with a shock: she was told to sign a waiver stating, "I will not hold the school responsibl.. [Oct.19,2006 14:27 KST]

Concerns are mounting that the escalating tensions over North Korea’s nuclear crisis test will bring cross-border business in the (Kaesong) Gaesong Industrial Complex to a halt. If that happens, i.. [Oct.19,2006 13:56 KST]

The South Korean government has decided to suspend its financial assistance for a troubled tourism project to North Korea's Mount Geumgang, a South Korean official said Thursday, apparently due t.. [Oct.19,2006 13:42 KST]

Former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung cast doubt Wednesday over the effectiveness of U.N. sanctions on North Korea, warning the moves might trigger "dangerous clashes" between the communist.. [Oct.18,2006 16:37 KST]