We have started to collect the most important news related to South Korea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A "path is open" for a return to stalled North Korea nuclear talks, the US, Japan and South Korea say, as a North Korean official says Kim Jong-un is ready to lead.
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South Korea's Samsung Group says it will invest 47.8tn won ($41.7bn; £27bn) this year to expand its various businesses.
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South Korea's antitrust regulator fines Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics for fixing the prices of some appliances.
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South Korea's largest pension fund, the National Pension Service (NPS) gets approval from authorities to invest in Chinese securities.
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South Korea's inflation rate stays above the central bank's target range in December, despite attempts to slow price growth.
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South Korea's industrial output shrank in November as weaker domestic demand weighed on the construction and service sectors.
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South Korea's consumer confidence posts its biggest fall in nine months on growth concerns due to the eurozone debt crisis.
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South Korea's former First Lady Lee Hee-ho meets the North's designated new leader Kim Jong-un during a trip to Pyongyang, Seoul officials say.
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North Korea says it will accept all South Korean delegations wishing to pay respects to late leader Kim Jong-il - but Seoul is restricting numbers.
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Strange natural phenomena have been witnessed in North Korea since the death of Kim Jong-il, state news agency KCNA reports.
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The US calls on North Korea to pursue a "path of peace" following the death of leader Kim Jong-il, as it holds urgent talks with regional powers.
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South Korean women kept as sex slaves in World War II put up a statue outside the Japanese embassy at their 1,000th protest rally in Seoul.
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South Korean women who were forced to work as sex slaves by the Japanese army during World War Two have sparked a diplomatic tussle by unveiling a statue outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul.
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Outrage over South Korea's '9/11' building design
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An apartment complex design in Seoul, South Korea, attracts criticism for its similarity to the World Trade Center's final moments after the 9/11 attacks.
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South Korea promises tough measures to halt illegal Chinese fishing, a day after a coast guard is stabbed to death in a fight at sea.
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The captain of a Chinese fishing boat stabs two South Korean coast guards, killing one and injuring another, officials say.
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South Korea's government has surprised investors by cutting its economic growth forecast, due to a projected slump in exports.
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North Korea has warned of "unexpected consequences" if South Korea goes ahead with plans to light up a Christmas tower near the border.
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Central banks in New Zealand and South Korea keep interest rates on hold on Thursday, citing fears of the impact of the debt crisis in Europe.
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North Korea says it is "progressing apace" with the building of a nuclear reactor, in a dramatic snub to the US and South Korea.
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South Korea's president says he is wearing thermal underwear to save energy, as he urges citizens to take measures to avoid power shortages.
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South Korea's music company YG Entertainment rallies on its first day of trading on the stock exchange, doubling its share price.
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South Korea holds ceremonies to remember an attack by the North on Yeonpyeong island a year ago, which sparked an international crisis.
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A politician has set off a tear-gas canister in South Korea's parliament, shortly before a free-trade deal with the US was ratified.
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South Korea's parliament ratifies a free-trade deal with the US after years of wrangling, amid chaotic scenes and tear gas in parliament.
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New mayor reshapes South Korea's political scene
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South Korea's household debt rises 12.7% in the year to the end of March, raising fresh concerns about its impact on economic growth.
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South Korea works to reduce its high suicide rate
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South Korea says 21 North Koreans, some of them children, have been found adrift in a boat off the west coast of South Korea.
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A guide to getting around the huge and confusing South Korean city Seoul - with no maps and no smart technology.
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The US and South Korea say they will deepen military co-operation to counter attacks by North Korea, as defence chief Leon Panetta visits Seoul.
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The United States puts preliminary anti-dumping duties on some fridge freezers from South Korea and Mexico.
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South Korea's economic growth slows to 0.7%, due to less corporate investment in sectors such as semiconductors.
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President Juan Manuel Santos hails a "historic day" as the US Congress approves a free trade deal with Colombia, along with deals with Panama and South Korea.
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US lawmakers approve a long-delayed free trade agreement with South Korea, calling it the most significant in 16 years.
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The free trade pact between the US and South Korea has cleared the first hurdle four years after the deal was first agreed.
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A Facebook account thought to belong to the North Korean leader's 16-year-old grandson causes a stir in South Korea.
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