Topic: Moon Jae

Japan suggested Friday it could consider relaxing trade restrictions that target South Korea if "problems are resolved" between the two countries.

A special team of investigators in South Korea raided the government's audit office to seize documents related to the 2014 Sewol ferry sinking that led to the death of more than 300 people.

The United States returned four military sites to South Korea in the biggest such handover since 2015, United States Forces Korea announced on Wednesday.

The leaders of China, Japan and South Korea are to meet for a trilateral summit in the Chinese city of Chengdu on Dec. 23 amid increased North Korean provocations.

North Korea warned the United States on Monday that it has "nothing to lose," following a tweet from President Donald Trump.

South Korea will provide $5 million in support for maternal and child health projects in North Korea through the World Health Organization.

Chinese and North Korean officials have been holding last-minute meetings ahead of a North Korea sanctions deadline, according to a South Korean press report.

China's top diplomat wooed South Korean officials during his first visit to Seoul in more than four years with pledges to improve ties.

South Korea's presidential Blue House said state prosecutors were permitted to search and seize documents from the office as part of investigations into the former vice mayor of Busan, the country's second-largest city.

Japanese and U.S. diplomats in South Korea are coming under criticism for inquiring about President Moon Jae-in's political inclinations.

A pro-North Korean newspaper in Japan warned South Korea less than a week after Seoul decided to conditionally extend a military intelligence pact with Tokyo.

Southeast Asian leaders gathered in Busan, South Korea, urged North Korean restraint while calling on Pyongyang to cease its tests of missiles.

North Korea may have violated a 2018 inter-Korea military agreement with its alleged practice firing of artillery near a disputed maritime border with the South.

Kim Jong Un has turned down a personal invitation from South Korean President Moon Jae-in to the Korea-ASEAN Special Summit in Busan.

Speculation is growing in South Korea that the Trump administration is not ruling out the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the peninsula following remarks from U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper.