SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea blamed the South on Thursday for scuttling fresh dialogue that aimed to ease tensions between the rival Koreas, saying Seoul deliberately torpedoed reconciliation talks planned for this week.Full story
SEOUL (Reuters) - North and South Korea will meet for working-level discussions at a border village on Sunday, South Korea's Unification Ministry said, in what will be the first official talks between the rivals in more than two years. Full story
SEOUL (Reuters) - From the streets of Seoul to the European parliament, a new generation of North Korean defectors is stepping into the limelight, telling their personal stories to highlight the human rights abuses in their homeland. Full story
Most people in Seoul, South Korea think North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is bluffing, but the question is “why?” Experts say Jong-un is in the process of consolidating power and planning to eliminate his rivals. NBC’s Richard Engel reports from Seoul, South Korea.
Tensions are running high on the Korean peninsula where thousands of U.S and South Korean troops are participating in military drills. The annual exercises have Pyongyang enraged as North Korea threatens both the U.S. and Seoul with nuclear strikes.
Lisa Gill of Conde Nast Traveler reveals her top picks for vacation spots in the new year, from Amsterdam to Nashville, New Orleans, and Seoul, South Korea.
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co President Yasuchika Hasegawa attends the G20 CEO Summit in Seoul in this November 10, 2010 file photo. Top Japanese businessman Hasegawa backs Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's plans to revitalise the stagnant economy in the face of criticism that the government is sideste
A saleswoman for British fashion brand Mulberry talks about one of the brand's bags to customers at a shop at Lotte Premium Outlets in Paju, north of Seoul, December 7, 2011. REUTERS/Jo Yong-Hak
A man uses his mobile phone in front of advertisement boards in central Seoul in this October 11, 2012 file photo. The Bank of Korea held interest rates steady on June 13, 2013, possibly matching the analysts' consensus view that the cut in May was the last one for the year because South Korea is on
