Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe suggested Friday a South Korean decision to end a military intelligence pact is unacceptable.

The South Korean government's decision to terminate a military intelligence-sharing agreement with Japan is being met with mixed reactions in Seoul.

Justice Minister nominee Cho Kuk on Thursday expressed his firm will not to succumb to growing demand by opposition parties to step down amid snowballing corruption allegations involving his daughter.

The deaths of a North Korean defector and her infant son in their apartment in southern Seoul have shocked South Koreans.

The United States' special envoy for North Korea said Wednesday he will not be serving as the top U.S. diplomat to Russia.

The top diplomats of South Korea and Japan held bilateral talks in Beijing on Wednesday as Seoul is considering whether to renew a military information-sharing pact with Tokyo amid badly frayed relations.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in's pick to be justice minister is at the center of corruption allegations.

President Moon Jae-in called on North Korea and the United States on Monday to seize the current opportunity to achieve denuclearization and lasting peace.

North Korea fired two short-range projectiles presumed to be ballistic missiles into the East Sea on Friday, South Korea's military said, the sixth such round of launches in about three weeks.

Thousands of anti-Japan protesters took to the streets of downtown Seoul on Thursday, the 74th anniversary of Korea's liberation from Japan.

Military cost-sharing renegotiations between the United States and South Korea raise significant concerns, U.S. analysts tell UPI.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said people-to-people exchange between Japan and South Korea should continue despite trade tensions.

While a trade dispute been Japan and South Korea sparked by the issue of wartime forced labor rages on, many are still waiting for compensation and an apology.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in said the state of "mature civic relations" or people-to-people exchange between South Korea and Japan is important.

South Korea announced Monday that it would be removing Japan from its top tier of preferred trading partners, a retaliatory move in an ongoing trade and diplomatic dispute.