Families separated by war for 60 years part ways in tears
By Sam Kim
MOUNT KUMGANG, North Korea, Nov. 1 (Joint Press Corps) -- After being reunited in
North Korea for three days, 97 families separated by the Korean War bid one
FOCUS: APEC to shape future vision for greater economic integration, growth+
TOKYO, Oct. 29 Kyodo -
After seeing progress in its decade-long efforts to liberalize trade and
investment among Pacific Rim economies, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
(Yonhap Feature) French-seized Korean royal books in limelight ahead of G-20 summit
By Kim Hyun
GANGHWA ISLAND, South Korea, Oct. 29 (Yonhap) -- About an hour's drive west of
Seoul, Ganghwa Island offers an idyllic getaway with its rolling green hills,
FOOD POLICIES ENSURE FOOD SECURITY
By Sakina Mohamed
News Focus: ECONOMIC ZONES DESIGNED TO IMPROVE LOCALS` WELFARE
By Andi Abdussalam
Conservation controversy in the city's capillaries
SEOUL, Oct. 22 (Yonhap) -- Once a sleepy neighborhood of slowly disappearing
traditional Korean houses, Seoul's historic neighborhood of Bukchon is now one of
Injustice to sea gypsies in Thailand's Andaman coastal provinces
In Thailand's six southern Andaman coastal provinces reside 30 communities of over 10,000 of the so-called sea gypsies, who have now become prisoners in their own homeland, despite being original i
Twitter's temptation continues in South Korea
SEOUL, Oct. 20 (Yonhap) -- When superstar South Korean figure skater Kim Yu-na
ended her three-year partnership with her Canadian coach, Brian Orser, in August,
