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No easy exit in sight from worst Japan-South Korea spat in decades

Japan is also considering removing South Korea from a list of trusted export markets, a move that could affect a broader swath of products

This is going to be prolonged war with Japan: Korean Prez warns biz leaders

The dispute has moved into the economic arena what the two see as proper contrition for Japan's colonial rule over the Korean Peninsula

In mini trade war between Japan and South Korea, China may be the winner

Japan's move to restrict exports of certain materials to South Korea only hurts the big players and helps Beijing

South Korea's latest big export: Highly educated, but jobless youth

In 2018, South Korea generated the smallest number of jobs since the global financial crisis, only 97,000

Modi's two-day South Korea visit: Of Ayodhya, peace and investments

Few nations other than South Korea have helped Modi shape a domestic political narrative alongside deepening bilateral ties

PM Modi arrives in South Korea on two-day visit to bolster strategic ties

Spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs Raveesh Kumar said the visit would strengthen India's special strategic partnership with South Korea and add dynamism to the Look East Policy

Cultures in contrast

Clearly, Japan and South Korea have found something in their own culture and language that makes it easy for them to compete with the rest of the world and to pull their people out of poverty

After outcry, South Korea refuses refugee status for nearly 400 Yemenis

A total of 481 Yemenis formally applied for asylum

South Korea former president Lee gets 15 years in jail over graft charges

The Seoul Central District Court found Lee guilty of embezzlement of about 24.6 billion won ($21.77 million) from a private auto parts maker

South Korea seeks relaxation from India on gold and silver imports

The two nations implemented a free trade agreement in January 2010. Under the pact , basic customs duty on gold was eliminated

South Korean singers to perform in Pyongyang to celebrate newly-built ties

The singers including the legendary Cho Yong-pil and K-Pop girl band Red Velvet will perform in Pyongyang on Sunday and Tuesday.

South Korea's self-styled 'Peace games' are not a game-changer

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been using the Games to help galvanise the public behind his risky policy of re-engagement with the North

South Korean Prez Moon holds rare and historic meeting with Kim's sister

The North's official arrived here on Friday as part of a 22-member delegation, led by ceremonial state head Kim Yong-nam

North Korea threatens US, South Korea over naval drills

The drills between the naval forces of the US and South Korea come amid escalated tensions in the region

Beware of cryptocurrencies! Now, S Korea bans raising money through coin offerings

The Financial Services Commission said all kinds of initial coin offerings (ICO) will be banned

We do not desire the collapse of North Korea: S Korean Prez Moon Jae-in

He did not directly criticise Trump - who two days earlier threatened from the same podium to "totally destroy" North Korea

S Korea to offer $8 mn aid to North through UN organisations

Among the total, $4.5 million would be given to the WFP, while the remaining $3.5 million was allotted to the Unicef

South Korea braces for possible new missile test

South Korean officials have warned the North could launch another intercontinental ballistic missile

New Moon in Seoul

His victory signals hopes for a decisive shift

Powerful family biz ties could be tough to cut

Jay Y Lee-led Samsung, a new generation of South Korean leaders has vowed to rip up that playbook