North Korea is seeking to develop nuclear-armed missiles capable of reaching the continental US
Number of vehicles subject to administrative measure is 83,000, which were sold here between 2009 and July this year
But Park insisted the visit would be counter-productive and suggested the MPs were being irresponsibly disloyal
Tension has been running high since the North staged its fourth nuclear test in January and a series of missile launches since then - most recently last Wednesday
Hwang didn't appear to be directly hit by any object as security guards used umbrellas and bags to protect him
The announcement comes two days after North Korea threatened to take unspecified "psychical" measures once the location for THAAD is disclosed
According to the official announcement, the deployment of the system is 'solely' aimed at North Korean missile and WMD capabilities
Ahn Cheol-Soo stepped down amid allegations that his party's members received tens of thousand of dollars from local companies
Seoul ministry said the economy may lose steam in the second half of the year owing to export slowdowns
The Sewol was carrying 476 people when it sank off the southwestern island of Jindo in April 2014
President Park Geun-Hye warned of mass job cuts and an economic slump in the country's southern region where the shipbuilders are based
Four naval and marine boats were in neutral waters around South Korea's Ganghwa island to chase away about 10 Chinese boats
The environment ministry has also ordered the recall of 814 Qashiqai vehicles
The move will reportedly further isolate Pyongyang from the global financial system
Media reports spoke of a spike in activity at the North's Punggye-ri nuclear test site, as quoted by intelligence officials
The vote, clouded by North Korean nuclear threats and a slowing economy, dealt a blow to President Park Geun-Hye
The alleged vote-buying took place in Suwon, 30 kilometres south of the capital Seoul
The drill involving K-9 self-propelled artillery units and 130mm multiple rocket launchers was held in the coastal county of Goseong
Activists used gas-filled balloons to float 100,000 leaflets criticising North Korean leader Kim Jong-un over the heavily militarised border
They released 50,000 leaflets marking the 6th anniversary of sinking of a South Korean warship with the loss of 46 sailors