Korean revenge film ‘Oldboy’ returns to theaters for its 20th anniversary

Imagining empire: Part II

Prospects of a ceasefire offer hope to ending violence between Israel and Hamas

To quell COVID-19 outbreak, South Korea bans seating at big cafés

South Korea’s ‘No Japan’ boycott is new. But the wounds are old.

South Korea’s latest big export: Jobless college graduates

For many, international adoption isn’t just a new family. It’s the loss of another life.

This group uses the tide to send bottles of rice and contraband to North Korea

In South Korea’s war panic economy, sales thrive on nuclear angst

Why some South Koreans feel more positive about Kim Jong-un

The US military’s Yongsan Garrison leaves a mixed legacy in Seoul

Lawyer, soldier, activist, president: Who is Moon Jae-in?

Korean is virtually two languages, and that’s a big problem for North Korean defectors

Watching Harry Potter in North Korea

South Korea falls silent for college entrance exams — but students still feel the pressure

A TV drama shatters taboos around mental health in South Korea

She risked her life to defect from North Korea — now she wants the world to hear her story

This North Korean rapper’s lyrics draw on his experience eating tree bark and drinking from puddles

Two Americans went to North Korea as tourists — now they’re both going on trial for ‘hostile acts’

Japan’s Military Priorities Now Focus on China

China’s thoughts on North Korea, via diplomatic cables

North Korea bombs South Korean island

South Korea’s president goes on national TV to apologize for the ferry disaster

The South Korean coastguard says it’s possible that some people could still be alive trapped in air-pockets inside the ferry

The South Korean coastguard says it’s possible that some people could still be alive trapped in air-pockets inside the ferry

Tensions reach boiling point on Korean peninsula

Takeouts: tension on the Korean peninsula, listeners on the first synthetic living cell

Korea’s K-pop stars have to dance around… the censors

At this North Korean university, the West may be distrusted — but it’s also studied

When money’s tight, the $6 latte is one of the first things to go for South Koreans

On South Korean island, tensions high as North Korea’s tough talk continues

Academics say to de-escalate in North Korea U.S. must talk

North Korea rages over U.S.-South Korea military exercise

North Korea increases rhetoric, threatens pre-emptive nuclear strike

North Korea conducts third nuclear test in challenge to global community

South Koreans worry they’re headed for U.S.-style debt bubble

In culturally homogenous South Korea, tentative steps toward multiculturalism

North Korean defectors can’t join South Korea’s army

To be or not to be: Kim Jong Il’s successor

Internet addiction in South Korea

North Korea halts nuke disabling

Cuba Says Weapons Hidden in Sugar Shipment Were Just Bound for North Korea for Repair

On the Ground in South Korea

Baengnyeong Island and North Korean Threats

U.S. Sends B-2 Bombers on Practice Run Over South Korea

Behind North Korea’s Tough Talk, A Global ‘Extortion Racket’

South Korean Border Workers Prevented from Entering Kaesong Industrial Complex

Seeing the World from North Korea’s Perspective

US Ready for North Korean Attack

North Korea’s Missile Test: More Than Just an Effort to Get Washington’s Attention

North Korea’s Nuke Blast Tests China’s Resolve

North Korea Makes New, More Explicit Threat

Join the Army, Speak a Language and Become a Citizen

North Korea: Government Struggles to Keep Tech Genie in the Bottle

South Korea’s K-Pop Beyond Gangnam Style

‘Comrade Kim Goes Flying’: A North Korean Rom-Com

Bridge Signs Used in South Korea Anti-Suicide Efforts

Growing Debt Worries for South Korea

Rev. Sun Myung Moon’s Overtures Toward North Korea

How a British Charity Ended Up Financing North Korea’s Only Paralympian