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We have started to collect the most important news related to South Korea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
North KoreaNorth Korea has fired three short-range missiles as part of an apparent routine test-launch, South Korea says.
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United StatesSouth Korea's presidential office apologises after an official was sacked during a US visit over "shameful" sexual harassment allegations.
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A 600-year old gate considered to be one of South Korea's greatest national treasures has been reopened after it was partly destroyed by fire five years ago.
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North Korea, United StatesThe US and South Korea wrap up "Foal Eagle", the joint military drills that took place amid high tensions with North Korea.
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North KoreaSouth Korea says all but seven of its workers at a joint industrial zone in North Korea - where work stalled amid tensions earlier this month - have returned.
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North KoreaSouth Korea says it is withdrawing its remaining workers from a jointly-run industrial complex in North Korea, after Pyongyang rejected talks.
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North KoreaNorth Korea rejects Seoul's call for talks on resuming operations at the jointly-run Kaesong complex, despite a South Korean warning.
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North KoreaSouth Korea has asked North Korea to hold talks about reopening the joint industrial zone near the border. The BBC's Lucy Williamson has been speaking to workers affected by the tensions.
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South Korea proposes formal talks with the North over the jointly-run Kaesong industrial park, warning of "grave measures" if the offer is rejected.
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South Korea's growth rate hits a two-year high in the first three months of the year, boosted by a rebound in construction, investment and exports.
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China, North KoreaSouth Korea probes a threatening letter and powder - now known to be flour - sent to its defence minister, amid warnings of a fourth nuclear test by Pyongyang.
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JapanSouth Korea's foreign minister cancels a visit to Tokyo after top-level Japanese ministers pay their respects at a controversial war-linked shrine.
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Lucy Williamson is taking a journey from Seoul towards the border and the demilitarized zone.
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North Korea, United StatesNorth Korea says it is ready to talk if UN sanctions against it are withdrawn and if the US and South Korea put an end to joint military drills.
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South Korea is the latest Asian country to try and boost economic growth by spending hard, unveiling a 17.3tn won ($15.3bn; £9.2bn) stimulus plan.
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North KoreaNorth Korea's state-run broadcaster says the government calls South Korea's offer of dialogue to ease tensions on the peninsula a "crafty trick".
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North Korea, United StatesUS Secretary of State John Kerry, who is visiting Seoul, says it would be a "huge mistake" for North Korea to launch another missile.
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North Korea, United StatesThe American Secretary of State is in the South Korean capital Seoul, for talks about the nuclear crisis, amid US reports that the North may be able to launch a nuclear weapon.
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North KoreaSouth Korea raises its alert level to "vital threat" amid indications that North Korea is preparing for a medium-range missile test.
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North KoreaNorth Koreans fail to report for work at Kaesong Industrial Complex, suspending one of the few points of co-operation between the Koreas.
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Japan, North KoreaNorth Korea warns foreigners in South Korea to take evacuation measures in case of war as Japan deploys anti-missile batteries in Tokyo.
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North KoreaSouth Korea has deployed two warships with missile-defence systems in response to North Korea moving missiles to its east coast.
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South Korea deploys two warships with missile-defence systems, reports say, after the North reportedly moved a mid-range missile to the coast.
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United StatesSouth Korea's foreign minister says the North has moved a mid-range missile to its east coast, but says it is not aimed at the US mainland.
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North KoreaNorth and South Korea have technically been at war since the 1950s. Should we really be worried about the current round of sabre-rattling?
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North Korea, United StatesThe US will defend itself and its "treaty ally" South Korea in the face of North Korean threats, Secretary of State John Kerry says.
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United KingdomThe BBC's Underground World looks at what it is like to be a commuter in London and Seoul.
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North Korea, United StatesThe US says it sees no signs of increased military activity in North Korea, as it positions a warship close to South Korea's coast.
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