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North Korea’s suspected COVID-19 caseload tops 2 million

Saturday, May 21 by ABC News

(SEOUL, South Korea) -- North Korea reported 2.24 million people "sickened with fever" as of Thursday evening -- a big jump from last week when the secretive nation acknowledged its first suspected cases of COVID-19.North Korean's state-run Korean Central News Agency is still not... Read More.

North Korea’s Kim remains fixed on military might amid COVID outbreak

Friday, May 13 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- As North Korea rattles its foreign rivals by escalating shows of firepower, the coronavirus could be attacking the Hermit Kingdom from within.In a rare admission this week, North Korean state media announced its first COVID-19 cases, including six deaths from the virus... Read More.

What South Korea’s new president means for North Korea

Tuesday, May 10 by ABC News

(SEOUL, South Korea) -- The inauguration of Yoon Suk-yeol as the 20th president of South Korea took place at the National Assembly compound in Seoul on Tuesday, marking the start of his five-year term.Facing an economy hit hard by the pandemic, surging home prices... Read More.

South Korea’s Culture Minister proposes BTS be exempt from military service

Thursday, May 5 by ABC News

They may be called ARMY, but BTS fans don't want to see their boys go into the army for real. In South Korea, all able-bodied men are required to serve in the military for about two years, but now, a government minister is proposing... Read More.

What conservative Yoon Suk-yeol’s win as South Korea’s president means for US-North Korea relations

Wednesday, March 9 by ABC News

(SEOUL, South Korea) -- Yoon Suk-yeol, of the conservative People Power Party, won the presidential race in South Korea after a bitter nail-biting vote count overnight. Results show a deeply divided country with 48.56% of ballots going to Yoon, and his rival Lee Jae-myung of... Read More.

South Korean President Moon talks North Korea’s nuclear activities, BTS’ new diplomacy role

Tuesday, September 21 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Tuesday in an exclusive interview it was "concerning" if North Korea has resumed its nuclear activities "in earnest" and stressed the importance of reactivating talks between North Korea and the United States, as well as... Read More.

North Korea attempted to hack South Korea’s nuclear think tank, lawmaker says

Saturday, June 19 by ABC News

(SEOUL, South Korea) -- A North Korean hacker group allegedly broke into South Korea's nuclear research center last month, marking the latest in a series of cyberattack attempts, a South Korean lawmaker said in a press briefing Friday.The Korean Atomic Energy Research Institute noticed... Read More.

Biden pivots to Asia as he hosts South Korea’s president

Friday, May 21 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Despite fighting in the Middle East dominating headlines this week, President Joe Biden plans to keep his focus on Asia Friday when he hosts South Korea's president at the White House for his second in-person meeting with a foreign leader since he... Read More.

South Korea’s ‘study with me’ videos bring back camaraderie of libraries amid COVID-19

Friday, April 23 by ABC News

(SEOUL, South Korea) -- Amid the rustle of paper, the sounds of a pencil scribbling away and a calming fire crackling in the background, 27-year-old Hani Kang sits at her desk and pages through books for 12 hours straight.There is absolutely nothing but her... Read More.

US pushes China to play a role in North Korea’s denuclearization

Monday, March 22 by ABC News

By JOOHEE CHO, ABC News (SEOUL, South Korea) -- The U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged China to use its influence and “unique relationship” with North Korea to push the communist state to give up its nuclear program.“Beijing has an... Read More.

South Korea’s waiting game with the COVID-19 vaccine

Friday, January 8 by ABC News

By HALEY HYUNJOO YANG, ABC News(SEOUL, South Korea) -- South Korea has widely been praised for its relatively successful response to the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to its rigorous contact tracing, mass testing capacity, and high degree of compliance in wearing masks. The... Read More.

South Korea’s contact tracing sheds light on extensive efforts to slow spread of COVID-19

Wednesday, December 9 by ABC News

By HAKYUNG KATE LEE, ABC News(SEOUL, South Korea) -- Contact tracers in South Korea are working around the clock to do anything they can to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. From being on the phone all day to questioning COVID-19 patients about... Read More.

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North Korea’s suspected COVID-19 caseload tops 2 million

North Korea’s Kim remains fixed on military might amid COVID outbreak

What South Korea’s new president means for North Korea

South Korea’s Culture Minister proposes BTS be exempt from military service

What conservative Yoon Suk-yeol’s win as South Korea’s president means for US-North Korea relations

South Korean President Moon talks North Korea’s nuclear activities, BTS’ new diplomacy role

North Korea attempted to hack South Korea’s nuclear think tank, lawmaker says

Biden pivots to Asia as he hosts South Korea’s president

South Korea’s ‘study with me’ videos bring back camaraderie of libraries amid COVID-19

US pushes China to play a role in North Korea’s denuclearization

South Korea’s waiting game with the COVID-19 vaccine

South Korea’s contact tracing sheds light on extensive efforts to slow spread of COVID-19

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