We have started to collect the most important news related to South Korea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
South Korea is so concerned about power blackouts during a freak spell of cold weather that the government has told some businesses to start limiting their heating.
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Koreans' surprising home town in London
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South Korea's navy storms a hijacked ship in the Arabian Sea, killing eight pirates and rescuing all crew members, reports say.
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South Korea accepts the North's proposal for military talks, officials say, in a move that could ease tensions on the peninsula.
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North Korea is hit by an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, reports say, as South Korea works to contain the disease.
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South Korea says the crew on one of its cargo ships, kidnapped by prates operating off the Somali coast, appear to be unharmed.
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South Korea raises interest rates unexpectedly from 2.5% to 2.75% as it looks to cool rising prices.
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North Korea has restarted a military hotline with South Korea, but the South says conditions for new talks remain unchanged.
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North Korea says it wants "unconditional and early" reopening of talks with the South, days after a similar offer was rejected by Seoul.
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South Korea dismisses an apparent offer from North Korea of unconditional talks to ease tensions, saying it is not "a serious proposal".
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A top US envoy calls for talks with North Korea, as he arrives in Seoul for a new round of diplomacy aimed at easing tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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South Korea has said it will meet any provocation by the North with a 'strong response'.
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South Korea is tightening rules to combat illegal whaling and the processing of whale meat, its government says.
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Bird flu returns to South Korea for the first time since 2008, sparking a cull of more than 100,000 birds.
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A defence paper from South Korea says North Korea has trained 20,000 more special forces over the past two years.
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South Korean and Chinese defence ministers are to meet in Beijing in February amid rising tension on the Korean peninsula, officials in Seoul say.
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South Korea releases three Chinese fishermen following a deadly clash between their trawler and a South Korean patrol ship this month.
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The US denounces North Korea's threats to wage a "sacred war" on the South over Seoul's military drills being carried out near the border.
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North Korea warns that it is ready for a "sacred war" in response to South Korea carrying out drills using live ammunition near the border.
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South Korea stages one of its largest ever military drills, as its president warns of immediate retaliation to any attack by the North.
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South Korea has said it will hold live-fire military exercises on an unprecedented scale, amid threats of retaliation from the North.
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South Korea has warned North Korea not to attack a giant artificial Christmas tree it has lit up near the demilitarized zone between the two countries.
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South Korea holds live-firing exercises on an island close to the border with North Korea, which Pyongyang condemns but vows not to retaliate.
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South Korea says it will go ahead with a military drill on a disputed island, despite Russian and Chinese objections and a North Korean vow to respond.
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South Korea has insisted it will go ahead with a controversial live-fire military exercise, despite serious concern expressed by Russia and China.
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US envoy Bill Richardson, visiting North Korea, says the situation on the peninsula is a "tinderbox", as South Korea plans live-firing exercises.
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Russia summons South Korean and US envoys to express "deep concern" about upcoming live-fire military exercises on an island shelled by North Korea last month.
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The first female students in South Korea to be allowed on to their college's officer training programme - part of the military's aim to double the number of women in its ranks.
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