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SEOUL -- The U.S. and South Korea discussed their strategy against North Korean nuclear threats on Monday, agreeing to stage this summer a tabletop exercise simulating their response to a nuclear attack.
SINGAPORE -- Japan and South Korea on Saturday took a step toward strengthening defense cooperation, agreeing on measures to prevent a recurrence of a radar lock-on incident that resulted in a five-year standoff.
SEOUL -- North Korea's unsuccessful satellite launch on Tuesday likely involved a new rocket that uses a safer fuel, experts say, as the country advances its rocket technology with Russian assistance.
SEOUL -- Global tech companies pledged to use artificial intelligence technology to revolutionize productivity and create new added value at the close of the AI Seoul Summit on Wednesday.
SEOUL/TOKYO -- The abrupt disbanding of an expert panel tasked with monitoring North Korean compliance with United Nations sanctions has raised concerns that Pyongyang will have a free hand to ramp up its nuclear weapons and missile development.
SEOUL -- The South Korean and Cuban governments have agreed to establish mutual permanent diplomatic missions, in a major blow to North Korea.
SEOUL -- While the defeat suffered by South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's party in Wednesday's legislative elections is unlikely to directly affect relations with Japan, it leaves potential stumbling blocks for the administration's effort to improve bilateral ties.
SEOUL -- With South Korea's parliamentary election less than a week away, political parties are ramping up efforts to court voters in the country's highly contested "semiconductor belt."