How can the world respond to North Korea's nuclear test?
The nation's claims to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb have raised tension in the region
South Korea
High alert as S. Korea resumes cross-border anti-Kim broadcasts
Propaganda message boomed over world's most militarized border into North Korea as retaliation for North's nuclear test
How will U.S., S. Korea respond to North's nuke test?
South Korea will resume cross border broadcasts deemed act of war by North, as U.S. mulls sending significant miltiary hardware to region
N. Korea says top official killed in car accident, fueling rumors
Lack of detail about death of Kim Jong Un's top aide feeds speculation in South Korean media that his death was suspicious
Couple pays almost $100,000 to clone late dog
British couple's cloned puppy was born in a South Korean clinic the day after Christmas
South Korean "mock funerals" seek to ease life's stresses
Many who join the services seek respite from modern life - but not all is peaceful and contemplative in the mock funeral business
Germany arrests S. Koreans over alleged exorcism murder
5 family members of woman found dead from asphyxiation at Frankfurt hotel face homicide charges
U.S. military helicopter crashes in S. Korea, killing 2
The AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed on a road in Wonju, about 80 miles east of Seoul; identities not yet released
North, South Korea agree to huddle
Low-level talks next week would seek to pave way to higher-level ones in hopes of improving ties after August military standoff
Bringing home the missing soldiers of the Korean War
Thousands of U.S. service members from the Korean War are still missing; decades later, some families still holding out hope
Remembering the forgotten battle of the "Forgotten War"
Six U.S. soldiers went missing during a Korean War air battle in 1953, but decades later their families still haven't given up on them
Families of Korean War's missing soldiers still bear scars
In May, family members of U.S. service members still missing from the Korean War were invited to visit the country where loved ones were last seen alive
Honoring MIAs from the Korean War
The families of American service members lost during the "Forgotten War" are paid tribute by a grateful nation
Korean relatives cross DMZ, celebrate family reunions
Some loved ones have had no contact since the war divided the North and South more than 60 years ago
Competitive culture triggers plastic surgery boom in S. Korea
It has the highest rate of plastic surgery per capita, and is even a popular gift for graduating high school students
Koreas agree to hold reunions of families separated by war
In a new deal, members of families torn about by the Korean War in the 1950s will have a chance to see each other again
Koreas to restart talks on reuniting families separated by war
Many applicants are elderly and are eager to see their relatives before they die, but must wait for the process to begin
Suspect in S. Korea attack on U.S. envoy to learn fate
Prosecutors want 15-year prison sentence for anti-U.S. activist accused of slashing Ambassador Mark Lippert repeatedly with a knife
Kim Jong Un sacks top officials after standoff with Seoul eases
Analysts say North Korea officials may have been dismissed because they misjudged South Korea's strong response to mine blasts
North and South Korea reach pact to ease tensions
Both sides wanted a face-saving way to defuse a crisis that had the rivals threatening war
Tense talks between Koreas extend into third day
Negotiations between North and South Korea continue despite warnings of a potential conflict between the two nations
Unusual troop movements from N. Korea reported as talks with South resume
Two rivals continue negotiations meant to pull themselves back from the brink of conflict; progress unclear
Rival Koreas hold high-level talks to defuse war fears
Talks aim to defuse mounting tensions that have pushed countries to brink of possible military confrontation
North Korea threatens war with South after artillery fire
U.S. and South Korea briefly halt annual military exercise amid escalating rhetoric
North Korea declares frontline troops in "quasi-state of war"
Kim Jong Un threatens military action unless Seoul removes border loudspeakers broadcasting anti-Pyongyang messages
DOJ issues new subpoenas in Alaska Senate probe
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DOJ and Comey's lawyers to face off today over latest attempt to charge him
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Iran claims 4 tankers hit mines in Strait of Hormuz
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Botched executions came after changes to state protocol
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Whistleblower says DEA let fentanyl pills hit the streets
Patrick Stewart, best known for "Star Trek" and "X-Men," dies at 86
