EAST ASIAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL COMPETITION 2005 BEGINS IN KOREA
Kim Yong Jun (MF, C) of North Korean National Football Team runs in jubilation after scoring of the East Asian Football Championship Final Competition 2005 against Japan at the Daejeon World Cup Stadium South Korea, on July 31, 2005. (UPI Photo/Keizo Mori)
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Japanese official Isao Iijima, who made a surprise visit to North Korea this week, met with that country's No. 2 leader, the North's official media said.
South Korean and U.S. leaders should have a united position to defuse tensions on the Korean Peninsula, analysts say.
The South Korean military may target North Korea's top leadership if attacked by the Communist country, a military source told the Chosun Ilbo.
South Korean President-elect Park Geun-hye Saturday announced some of her new cabinet ministers and wished her countrymen a happy new year.
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North Korea held a mass rally Sunday to commemorate the first anniversary of the death of leader Kim Jong Il, officials said.
North Korea's defense chief Sunday said in Pyongyang he's aware of a South Korean and U.S. plot to attack and vowed pre-emptive measures.
The Bank of Korea said Thursday it would receive $4 billion through a U.S. Federal Reserve currency swap to shore up the won.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has suffered a stroke but is recovering, a South Korean lawmaker quoted the country's intelligence agency as saying Wednesday.
The arrest in South Korea of a North Korean spy disguised as a refugee highlights Pyongyang's never-ending espionage activities, despite Seoul's decade-long reconciliation efforts, Seoul officials said Thursday.
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