The 2016 Asian Men's Hockey Champions Trophy starts on 20 October at Malaysia.
General Lee Sun-jin met with his US counterpart in Washington to discuss ways to counter North Korean threats.
Neither the motive behind the killings nor the identities of the suspects are known yet.
Bangladesh and South Korea face each other in the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup on 13 October.
More than 1,000 Chinese buyers and tourists will be treated to fried chicken and beer, also known as 'chimaek'.
The tentative sanctions against North Korea would cover financial, shipping, trade and immigration sectors.
Reports suggest that President Park Geun Hye is spending 2 trillion won to build a defector camp.
Cars could be seen drifting among the floodwaters, while emergency services made various rescue missions.
India face South Korea in the opening match of the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup on 7 October.
Defending champions India will host the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup.
The storm, stronger than Hurricance Matthew, is headed towards Japan, where is it likely to cause similar destruction.
It is not known where the attack originated from, but North Korea is on the radar of suspicion.
Officials stated that the fishermen probably died because of the toxic gas produced by flash grenades.
Thaad is expected to be deployed at the golf course sometime in 2017, despite resistance from locals.
US has said that it will be deploying THAAD 'as soon as possible' to target the North Korea nuclear threat.
Britain plans to send Eurofighter Typhoon combat jets, Voyager tanker aircraft and C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft.
Daniel Russel, assistant secretary of state for East Asia, said the deployment will happen 'as soon as possible'.
The 'red line' for the Chinese is that the North Korean regime shouldn't collapse, researcher says.
Tensions have been rising in the Korean Peninsula since North Korea conducted nuclear test in September.
Seoul asks UN to adopt 'comprehensive' sanctions against Pyongyang and plug loopholes in current measures.
North Korea heaps scorn on US's decision to fly B-1B bombers calling it as 'reckless provocation'.
South Korea's Nuclear Safety Commission says it will continue to study more samples from near the test site.