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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.
Usain Bolt is ready for the 100m final as Mo Farah wins a silver medal in the 10,000m on day two of the World Championships.
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United KingdomThe World Athletics Championships in Daegu begin with Kenyan Edna Kiplagat claiming the first gold medal in the women's marathon.
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North KoreaSouth Korean workers leave Mount Kumgang in North Korea, a day after Pyongyang said it was seizing Seoul's assets at the tourist resort.
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North KoreaDeutsche Bank's South Korean brokerage and four of its employees are charged with illegally manipulating Seoul's stock market last year.
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North KoreaApple is facing a £15m lawsuit in South Korea following its collection of location data on iPhones and iPads.
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North KoreaPolice in South Korea charge four people with smuggling North Korean artwork into the country to sell for profit.
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United StatesThe US and South Korea begin a massive military exercise to improve combat readiness on the Korean peninsula - sparking a furious North Korean reaction.
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A spate of deaths in South Korea's military, including a number of apparent suicides, have raised questions about the culture inside the country's armed forces.
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South Korea's 'barracks culture' a deadly threat to its soldiers
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North KoreaNorth Korea dismisses a reported artillery exchange with South Korea on Wednesday, saying the South mistook construction noise for shelling.
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North KoreaNorth Korea twice fires artillery shells near their disputed maritime border, prompting the South to respond with warning shots, South Korean defence officials say.
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South Korea's central bank bought gold in July for the first time in 13 years as a safe haven in uncertain economic times.
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North KoreaThe growth of high speed broadband and increasingly sophisticated games has led to a rise in young people who have become addicted to the web. Lucy Williamson reports from Seoul on a new clinic aimed at treating a new condition.
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Days of torrential rain causes chaos in South Korea, killing at least 50 people and washing away weapons, including landmines from a munitions depot.
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North KoreaAt least 71 people are dead or missing after torrential rains lashed the South Korean capital Seoul and surrounding areas, Seoul's National Emergency Management Agency has said.
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The army has been drafted in to help clean up Seoul, after the capital city was hit by floods and landslides.
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China, North KoreaSouth Korea has blamed Chinese hackers for stealing data from 35 million accounts on a popular social network.
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ChinaBoth pilots aboard a China-bound Boeing 747 cargo jet die when it crashes off South Korea after experiencing mechanical problems.
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Heavy rain triggers landslides in a South Korean mountain resort and in the capital Seoul, leaving at least 32 people dead.
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South Korea has suffered its heaviest rain in a century, causing mudslides and flooding in various parts of the country and leaving at least 18 people dead.
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South Korea's economic growth slows in the three months to the end of June as exports and manufacturing weaken.
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North KoreaSouth Korea allows several humanitarian groups to deliver flour to North Korea for the first time since an attack on a border island last year.
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IndiaSouth Korea's ambitions to enter the Indian energy market receive a big boost as the two countries sign a nuclear deal.
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Japan, North KoreaSouth Korea protests to Japan after Tokyo tells diplomats to boycott Korean Air in a territorial dispute between the two countries.
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Flooding and landslides caused by heavy rain have killed several people in South Korea.
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Injuries force Jo Pavey and Louise Damen to pull out of the marathon for next month's World Championships in South Korea.
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Pyeongchang in South Korea will host the 2018 Winter Olympics after beating off Munich and Annecy as the IOC vote results are announced in Durban.
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Trade barriers to Scotch whisky imports have been removed in South Korea under a new EU free trade agreement.
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