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North Korea's actions are being watched more closely for signs of provocation after it threatened to end the Korean war truce, South Korean officials said.
South Korea's January current account surplus, rising for a 12th consecutive month, was $2.25 billion, the Bank of Korea said Wednesday.
An older brother of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak Friday appealed his sentence for bribery, eliminating the possibility of a pardon, officials say.
Presidential hopeful Park Geun-hye said she will reach out to North Korea through a summit and the creation of exchange and cooperation centers in Seoul and Pyongyang.
South Korea's plans to boost nuclear power faces increasing resistance from civic and environmental groups, post Fukushima.
Libya has freed two South Koreans it arrested for breaking Islamic law, the South Korean Foreign Ministry said Sunday.
South Korea doesn't need nuclear weapons to counter a nuclear threat from the North, Seoul's defense minister says.
North Korea, under U.N. sanctions for its nuclear tests, may be going ahead with enriching uranium to add to its arsenal.
South Korea would respond quickly and forcibly to any attack by North Korea along the disputed Yellow Sea border, Defense Minister Lee Sang-hee warned Friday.
South Korea should join an international effort led by the United States to interdict transfers of banned nuclear weapons technology, a Seoul official says.
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