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- iHaveNet.com: Korean Current Events
- In Range of North Korean Missiles
- North Korea's Nuclear Ticket
- Should South Korea Get the Bomb?
- Koreas: Reunification Guessing Game
- Japan & South Korea: New Beginning?
- Countries With the Most Troops
- China's Military Posture
- Reunification: View from the North
- Reunification: View from the North
- The Madness of THAAD
- Why South Korea Needs THAAD
- The Tao of North Korea
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Asian Central Banks' Easing Frenzy
- South Korea: Politics of Patience
- North Korea In Numbers
- Mass Wedding in South Korea
- North Korea is Not East Germany
- Warning & Encouraging Korean Students
- Korea's Next Generation
- South's Perceptions of North Korea
- North Korea's Nuclear Infrastructure
- Korean Peninsula Peace
- North Korea's Sorry Politics
- Korean Americans Reclaiming History
- The Global Militarisation Index
- Death Knell for North Korean Regime
- The Madness of THAAD
- Why South Korea Needs THAAD
- North Korea's Broken Promises
- Kim Suggests South Korea Summit
- The Evolving Cyber-Threat
- South Korea Nuclear Plant Hacked
- North Korea's Surreal Year
- Countering North Korean Aggression
- North Korea & the US - China Rivalry
- Trump & Kim Jong Un: Soul Brothers?
- Time to Re-Open Talks with North Korea
- South Korea Taking On Nuclear Threat
- South Korean Labor Strikes Back
- You Think North Korea Is Aggressive Now?
- Can a Green Asia Lead the World?
- China's Military Reorganization
- Crossing the Korean DMZ for Peace
- Reviving the North Korea-Iran Axis?
- The Tao of North Korea
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Asian Central Banks' Easing Frenzy
- Ending International Adoptions
- North Korean Websites Back Online
- Korean Saber-Rattling
- Who Caused North Korea's Internet Outage?
- North Korea Gone Too Far
- China & North Korea's Tangled Partnership
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Coverage, analysis, photo and video coverage of the 2014 FIFA World Cup from Brazil
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Check out the photos from the Group H matchup between Algeria and South Korea at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil - Algeria vs South Korea Pictures
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Veteran Alexander Kerzhakov scored three minutes after coming on as a substitute to rescue a 1-1 draw for Russia in their World Cup Group H opener against South Korea
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Check out the photos from the Group H matchup between South Korea and Russia at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil
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The significance of the shift from Europe to the Pacific is overrated, since Europe is much richer and more important to the American economy than China or any other Asian nation other than Japan. The US could in fact do well with a movement toward isolationism
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Some experts believe North Korea's posturing is still another ploy to obtain foreign aid, and that is certainly one of the goals. But at the same time, this provocative series of events is drawing more international attention than previous inflammatory moments
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The present crisis with North Korea offers us a glimpse of what, and what not, to expect should Iran get the bomb. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad would gain the attention currently being paid to Kim Jong-un -- similarly not otherwise earned by his nation's economy or cultural influence
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North Korea's primary goal is regime preservation. Demonstrating ferocity makes other countries cautious. Weakness prevents other countries from taking drastic action. The pretense of insanity makes North Korea appear completely unpredictable
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The Asian 'little Tigers' -- Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Macau -- have small families. In one ranking of total fertility rates, these places are at the bottom, with rates of 1.25 or below. The consequences of this are stark
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The news from North Korea has of late been of the frightening variety. What the North Korean leadership is hoping to achieve by its belligerence is anyone's guess, but the aggressive American response has only escalated tension
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It is really not so odd that we would find Dennis Rodman partying heartily with North Korea's Kim Jong Un. After all, they have so much in common. They both love basketball, self-promotion and keeping the world guessing about their sanity
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Dennis Rodman claims that the FBI is thinking of sending him back to North Korea later this year as an informant. His first visit to North Korea included a meeting with dictator Kim Jong-un
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China’s relations with North Korea have deteriorated, and could further worsen should the North carry out its nuclear test. It is believed China would respond to a third nuclear test with economic, political and military measures
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The U.N.'s top human rights official is calling for an international inquiry into what she calls the 'deplorable human rights situation' in North Korea
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Just hours after North Korea delayed the much-criticized rocket launch program, Japan said that it would remain on full alert as Pyongyang has opened the lift-off window
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In an effort to boost consumer spending amidst slowing exports, South Korea has announced a new round of stimulus package
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Determination can move mountains -- and help erase a few records. That perhaps is the motto of South Korean archer, Im Dong-hyun, who eclipsed his 72-arrow world record at the hallowed Lord's cricket ground turf with a score of 699
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Following the outrage over the London Olympic Games organizers unfurling South Korea's flag instead of the communist North's before a women's soccer match, IOC president Jacques Rogge and LOGOC officials tender apology
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South Korea confirmed it would implement expanded United Nations sanctions on North Korea, despite dire warnings from Pyongyang about the consequences
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It's time to start withdrawing American troops from the Korean peninsula and kickstart diplomatic progress in Northeast Asia -- and save the United States billions of dollars a year to boot
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Next year is the 60th anniversary of the armistice that ended the hot war but left the Korean peninsula technically and legally still at war. A former missionary reflects on the possibility for peace on the Korean peninsula
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The new North Korean leader likes Disney. But that's not necessarily a sign that he's leaning westward
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North Korea and Russia may be chummy, but South Korea and Japan remain suspicious of North Korea's motives.
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North Korea has accused the South Korean government of plotting to destroy its socialist system
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All seems placid in the Far East. There is, of course, the lunatic regime of North Korea. However ... China seems content with its political menu of stability, reassurance and an ever-growing economy. Japan has ceded its place as No. 2 in the world economy to China, and now seeks to reconcile its impressive industrial base. Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan push on in becoming more rich
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In the wake of the sinking of the Cheonan - South Korea's corvette in March 2010 with the loss of 46 lives - and the dramatic, surprise revelations in November of a new and massive North Korean uranium enrichment centrifuge facility, international opinion was already beginning to worry about the intentions of the Kim Jong-il administration.
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No other country presents so serious a problem for the world today, and no other problem seems as insoluble: Right now, North Korea's malign behavior could conceivably draw the United States into still another war. Most everyone considers North Korea mercurial, unpredictable. But in fact, its behavior usually follows a consistent pattern
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Following years of deadlock, the United States and North Korea finally struck a deal. But it raises questions about whether this is a step in the right direction or another North Korean ploy
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Despite the recent change in North Korea's leadership, it is important that talks resume between North Korea and Japan
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Asia is spending more on the military and selling more weapons to the world
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Every time I visit South Korea, I am struck by two things, vastly in contrast. The first is its prosperity and the people's very clear economic purpose to drive forward to an even better life. The second is its strategic and military insecurity, its acute sense of precariousness, its daily awareness that military power counts
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The Korean Peninsula remains volatile. The proliferation of weapons of mass destruction by North Korea, the modernization of conventional forces across the region, and nascent great-power rivalries highlight the endemic security dilemmas that plague this part of Asia.
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Foreigners living in and visiting North Korea can now access Twitter, Facebook, and other social media on their mobile phones, providing what could be an unprecedented, real-time view of the notoriously isolated country
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It is a time of tension in East Asia with growing nationalism, territorial claims between Japan and its neighbours and the persistent challenge of a nuclear North Korea
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North Korea has been using the threat of tests and the tests themselves as weapons against its neighbors and the United States for years. And doing it successfully. So what appears absurd on the surface quite obviously isn't. On the contrary, it has proved to be a very effective maneuver
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The conflict in the South China Sea may be long running, but there are several reasons why it has become much more dangerous. There can be little doubt that President Obama in his second term will find the South China Sea one of the hottest issues in East Asia
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North Korea will not consider relinquishing its nuclear program without fundamental changes to the security dynamic in the region
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North Koreans now know more about the outside world than ever before. So, why haven't they changed their regime?
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Historical memory and the possible 'Finlandization' of the peninsula may enhance prospects for Korean reunification
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Retired NBA superstar Dennis Rodman has found a new friend in the equally controversial North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Rodman and the controversial leader sat together to watch a basketball game
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South Korea is cutting-edge in so many ways, except its foreign policy
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North Korea's recent failed launch of a rocket catapulted the isolated country back onto the global agenda. While questions remain over the exact timing and motivation for the launch, it is likely to test the patience of China
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Attempts at fostering greater regional cooperation across Northeast Asia are likely to remain compromised by entrenched political elites and nationalist sentiment for the foreseeable future. This suggests that the 'idea' of regional cooperation is more viable than the development of working institutions
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Are China, Japan and South Korea 'locked in' to a traditional balance of power dynamic, or does another future path exist?
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Every president since JFK has tried to learn from what happened back then. Today, it can help policymakers understand what to do -- and what not to do -- about Iran, North Korea, China, and presidential decision-making in general
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The U.S. Army denies a story about the use of Special Forces in North Korea. But a great deal lies behind this slip of the lip
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After three years of frozen relations between North Korea and the United States, the two longstanding adversaries are on the verge of a thaw
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While the details are unclear, China has reason to invest in Rason. North Korea is eager to accept the investment because economic uncertainty during a time of transition could be catastrophic for the new regime
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South Korean parliamentarian Kim Geun-Tae was a soft-spoken man dedicated to reunification of the Koreas
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The Obama administration has a chance to use the death of Kim Jong Il to open a new chapter in its relationship with North Korea
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If media reports are to be believed, North Korea has plotted to kill South Korean defense minister Kim Kwan-Jin, who pledged to strongly respond to attacks from the communist state
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Is there any greater nuclear threat to the world than North Korea? With a dozen nuclear weapons and a vile record of proliferation, this rogue state and its lunatic leader can be relied upon for just one thing: making terrible trouble for its neighbors and everyone else
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South Korea's announcement that it will ban all school paper textbooks and replace them with electronic tablets by 2014 should ring alarm bells in the United States, Europe and Latin America -- many of our children run the risk of being left even farther behind their digital-savvy Asian counterparts
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Samsung said a study it commissioned has found no connection between the deaths of six South Korean workers and chemicals at its semiconductor plants
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North Korea's launch buys more time to continue nuclear, missile work
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This is an opportunity to review Washington's strategy is in Korea and how the countries around North Korea (China, Russia, South Korea and Japan) view the region
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How to deal with North Korean refugees is currently one of the hottest issues in China and South Korea's bilateral relationship
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Latin America should take a close look at the latest U.S. technological innovation figures: They show that, despite signs of progress in several countries, the gap between Asian and Latin American countries keeps widening
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All eyes are on North Korea after Kim Jong Il's death. But the real changes are taking place in the South
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Kim Jong-un may be modeling himself afer North Korea's founder, Kim Il-sung
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More than ever, North Korea will likely turn to China as its primary provider of food, money and material resources
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Despite the predictions of many obituary writers, North Korea is still around. It was supposed to collapse with the Eastern European communist regimes, but it didn't. It was supposed to crumble during the great famine of the mid-1990s, but it didn't. Hard-line policies of the Bush administration were supposed to do the trick, but they didn't
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