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Opponents of ousted South Korean leader Park Geun-hye demand her arrest
Park's impeachment was upheld by the constitutional court on 10 March.
Divya Kishore Mar 11, 2017
China sheds no tears for Park Geun-hye as North Korea brands her 'a common criminal'
Pyongyang and Beijing were both angered by her missile deal with the US.
Orlando Crowcroft Mar 10, 2017
Live BBC interview interrupted by toddler, baby and panicking woman
BBC interviewee Robert Kelly manages to salvage on-air discussion after family burst in to interview room.
Lydia Smith Mar 10, 2017
Samsung's heir follows family tradition by facing corruption charge in 'trial of the century'
Vice chairman and de facto chief Jay Y Lee is accused of bribery and embezzlement.
David Gilbert Mar 10, 2017
Scenes of deadly protests after South Korea's President Park Geun-hye was impeached
A 72-year-old man died from head wounds after falling from a police bus during violent protests. The circumstances of a second death are being investigated.
David Sim Mar 10, 2017
What next for South Korea after president Park Guen-Hye impeachment?
The ruling against Park Geun-hye by the constitutional court means criminal proceedings can now be opened.
Callum Paton Mar 10, 2017
Thaad is a 'wrong choice', China tells South Korea urging halt to deployment
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi observed that the US ant-missile battery will make Seoul less secure.
Ananya Roy Mar 08, 2017
In pictures: North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un and his hands-on approach to missile launches
Photographs show the isolated state's leader looking through binoculars and smiling as the four missiles were launched into the sea towards Japan.
David Sim Mar 07, 2017
South Korea: Special probe team confirms Park Geun-hye a suspect in multiple corruption cases
The special prosecution team conducted a 70-day probe on allegations against the impeached president.
Ananya Roy Mar 06, 2017
North Korea launches missile days after joint military drill by Washington and Seoul
South Korean military claim Pyongyang rocket fell into Sea of Japan but details are sketchy.
Brendan Cole Mar 06, 2017
South Korea launches counter measures to deal with China's retaliation over Thaad
Seoul has repeatedly said Thaad deployment was to thwart North Korea, but China sees it as a security threat.
Ananya Roy Mar 04, 2017
Kim Jong-nam murder: Malaysia toughens border security checks
Malaysian police have identified eight North Koreans wanted in connection with the high-profile murder.
Divya Kishore Mar 03, 2017
South Korea blames Chinese hackers for DDoS attack that brought down Lotte Duty Free website
The attacks come days after Lotte Group affiliate approved a land swap deal for Thaad deployment.
India Ashok Mar 02, 2017
Kim Jong-nam's Facebook account allegedly reveals what his life was like outside North Korea
Jong-nam reportedly used the pseudonym Kim Chol for his Facebook account, the same as that on his passport.
India Ashok Mar 01, 2017
South Korea calls for North's suspension from UN after Kim Jong-nam assassination
South Korea warned UN that its communist neighbour has 'thousands of tonnes of chemical weapons'.
Isabelle Gerretsen Feb 28, 2017
Kim Jong-nam assassination: South Korea believes 4 North spies behind murder
Kim Jong-un's half-brother was poisoned at Kuala Lumpur airport with a highly toxic VX nerve agent.
Divya Kishore Feb 28, 2017
North Korea had 5 security officials 'executed with anti-aircraft guns after enraging Kim Jong-un'
South Korea's intelligence services claim North Korea officials were punished for making 'false reports'.
William Watkinson Feb 27, 2017
South Korea prosecutor upset over acting president's decision to not extend graft probe
The corruption scandal involving President Park broke out in 2016 and led to weekly protests by Koreans.
Divya Kishore Feb 27, 2017
Julian Assange offers to help South Korea set up government-backed WikiLeaks
This comes after South Korean presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung proposed an organisation similar to WikiLeaks.
India Ashok Feb 23, 2017
Kim Jong-nam and North Korea's mysterious disappearances: How the regime erases its enemies
The state has carried out assassinations, public executions and overseas kidnappings.
Lydia Smith Feb 15, 2017
Kim Jong-nam assassination: North Korea's complicated family tree
Estranged for years from his relatives, the 45-year-old gambler and playboy Kim Jong-nam played a key role in the dynasty that has ruled for three generations since North Korea's foundation in 1948.
Alex Wheeler Feb 15, 2017
Kim Jong-nam: Suspect seen wearing jumper with 'LOL' written on it
The unidentified suspect appears to be a middle-aged woman of Asian descent.
Vasudevan Sridharan Feb 15, 2017
Thaad deployment: South Korea will not retaliate if China avoids any 'unfair action'
The statement came from South Korean Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho amid reports of alleged retaliatory actions from Beijing.
Ananya Roy Feb 09, 2017
South Korea to toughen battery safety standards following Note 7 fires
The manufacturers of lithium-ion batteries would now have to go through greater oversight and inspections.
Sarmistha Acharya Feb 06, 2017
South Korea's presidential office blocks prosecutors from searching Blue House amid graft probe
Blue House officials said they would provide all documents to the prosecutors, but would not allow them in.
Divya Kishore Feb 03, 2017
US defence chief lands in South Korea kick-starting his first overseas trip
Pentagon chief James Mattis set to discuss Thaad deployment with top South Korean lawmakers.
Vasudevan Sridharan Feb 02, 2017
North Korea turns to UN demanding repatriation of waitresses 'abducted' by South Korea
Seoul has denied all 'abduction' accusations saying the women defected of their own free will.
Lara Rebello Feb 01, 2017
South Korean military leadership concerned over North Korea's missile threat
Seoul's defence minister says Pyongyang's missile threats are 'direct and realistic'.
Vasudevan Sridharan Jan 27, 2017
Defector says information access is turning North Korean elite against ruling despot Kim Jong-un
Former British deputy ambassador, Thae Yong Ho, believes dissenting voices are becoming more common.
William Watkinson Jan 26, 2017
US Defense Secretary to make first overseas visit to Japan and South Korea in February
Mattis was sworn into the top job at Pentagon shortly after Donald Trump's inauguration.
Divya Kishore Jan 25, 2017
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