SOUTH KOREA

Pyongyang's Punggye-ri nuclear test site shows increased activity.

Lashing out at sunken ferry's captain and some crew members, Park Geun-hye says civil and criminal charges will be filed against them.

Vessels belonging to Chonghaejin Marine involved in series of mishaps, including one in Yellow Sea.

As fate of 250 passengers of Sewol is still unknown, investigators say bodies recovered show no indications of rigor mortis.

Authorities, who earlier suspected that the ship had hit rocks, trying to determine if vessel lost balance..

Emergency services are searching for nearly 300 missing people after ship 'Sewol' sank in South Korea.

Hundreds of people remain missing after a South Korean ferry carrying 476 passengers slowly sank off the southern coast of the country.

US vessel on routine patrol mission set to join rescue operations after South Korean ferry sinks.

Passenger ferry Sewol, carrying 325 school children, was on a trip to the resort island of Jeju.

A man in his early 20s allowed his infant son to starve to death while gaming in internet cafes

Old wounds re-opened by Yoshitaka Shindo's decision to visit Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo.

As an important anniversary approaches, IBTimes UK takes a look at the state of play in the Korean peninsula.

US to send two more destroyers capable of launching ballistic missiles, as tensions simmer on the Korean peninsula.

Suspected North Korean drone, containing Japanese and Chinese components, crashes in border region.

South Korea deploys fighter jets near tense border areas to combat North's provocations.

Samsung's Galaxy S5 has been released in South Korea, two weeks before its official global launch.

North Korea students forced to don Kim Jong-Un hairstyle.

The nightmare of every tech-savy student has now come true.

A government-imposed penalty will mean that Samsung will lose out on launch-day sales of its Galaxy S5 in South Korea.

South Korea urges Pyongyang to warn of pending missile tests to avoid tragedy after China Southern Airlines' near-miss

South Korean President Park Geun-hye warns Japan not to retract apology for wartime sex slavery and prostitution.