TEHRAN, May 17 - The South Korean Defense Ministry said Wednesday that Seoul would continue its joint military exercise with the United States, despite North Korea's unilateral decision to suspend high-level inter-Korean talks over the drills.
TEHRAN, May 11 - The phone call will reportedly be made over a new hotline established in the run-up to last month’s historic summit between the two Korean leaders on the common border. This would be the first call of this kind, a South Korean official told local media on Friday.
TEHRAN, May 4 - South Korea's national security adviser is in Washington to meet his U.S. counterpart, John Bolton, ahead of an expected summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, officials in Washington and Seoul said.
TEHRAN, May 2 - South Korea said on Wednesday the issue of U.S. troops stationed in the South is unrelated to any future peace treaty with North Korea and that American forces should stay even if such an agreement is signed.
TEHRAN, May 1 - Japan will host a summit with President Moon Jae-in of South Korea and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang in Tokyo on May 9 to discuss regional issues, the government said on Tuesday, with observers expecting North Korea to be high on the agenda.
TEHRAN, April 30 - North Korean state television announced on Monday that the North's parliament has adopted a decree to sync its time zone with South Korea.
TEHRAN, April 28 - Iran welcomed efforts by Korean leaders to ease tensions and normalize relations between the two states, saying the rapprochement could lead to peace in the region and the world.
TEHRAN, April 27 - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and the South's President Moon Jae-in have signed a joint declaration agreeing to work for the "complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula" following their historic summit.
TEHRAN, April 27 - North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon have held their historic summit at the border village of Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone.
TEHRAN, April 18 - South Korea is considering changing a decades-long armistice deal with North Korea to a peace agreement, as the leaders of the long-time rivals prepare for a historic summit later this month.
TEHRAN, April 17 - South Korea’s oil imports from Iran have declined for the fifth consecutive month in March, falling about 46% from the same month a year ago, largely due to fewer condensate shipments.
TEHRAN, April 09 - When Lee Bum-yeon lost his job along with nearly 2,000 other union workers in 2001 after South Korea’s Daewoo Motor went bankrupt, his neighbors at supermarkets and bakeries gave his young daughters free snacks and bread.
TEHRAN, April 06 - South Korea's disgraced former president Park Geun-hye was jailed for 24 years Friday for corruption, completing a dramatic fall from grace for the country's first woman leader who became a figure of public fury and ridicule.
TEHRAN, April 05 -South Korean Marines participated in annual joint drills with the United States on Thursday, which were delayed by about a month due to the Winter Olympics and the need to help create conditions for a resumption of talks between North and South Korea.
TEHRAN, April 05 - Officials from North and South Korea met Thursday to discuss the logistics of a rare summit later this month, which will see Kim Jong-un become the first North Korean leader to set foot in the South since the end of the Korean War.
TEHRAN, April 04 - Musicians from North and South Korea held hands, sang and cried together at a rare concert held in Pyongyang that ended with an emotional standing ovation by thousands of spectators.
TEHRAN, April 03 - South Korea has reportedly started replacing condensate from Iran which has been cutting supplies to Asia because new splitters are coming online in the country.
TEHRAN, April 03 -South Korea has reportedly started replacing condensate from Iran which has been cutting supplies to Asia because new splitters are coming online in the country.
TEHRAN, March 30 -Hundreds of thousands of US and South Korean troops are to take part in massive annual war games on the Korean Peninsula, despite warnings by North Korea that the resumption of the drills would jeopardize a nascent détente between Pyongyang and Seoul.