Date: Thu, 27. May 2010 03:25:00

Time.com - Military retaliation for the Cheonan incident is unlikely. But the possibility of war breaking out between North and South Korea is not negligible. Here are three scenarios

Date: Tue, 14. July 2009 13:34:55

AP - Hackers extracted files from computers they contaminated with the virus that triggered cyberattacks last week in the United States and South Korea, police said Tuesday, a sign that they tried to steal information from the victims.

Date: Fri, 13. March 2009 12:13:46

AFP - South Korea on Friday warned of United Nations countermeasures after North Korea set dates for a satellite launch seen by Seoul and Washington as a disguised test of a missile which could reach Alaska.

Date: Fri, 13. March 2009 12:13:46

AFP - South Korea on Friday warned of United Nations countermeasures after North Korea set dates for a satellite launch seen by Seoul and Washington as a disguised test of a missile which could reach Alaska.

Date: Wed, 8. September 2010 04:34:47

Reuters - A U.S. government team will travel to Seoul, Tokyo and Beijing next week to discuss North Korea but has no plans to visit the poor, isolated state or meet its officials, the State Department said Tuesday.

Date: Thu, 14. May 2009 02:53:39

AP - North Korea said Thursday that two U.S. journalists arrested nearly two months ago near the nation's border with China will stand trial on June 4.

Date: Tue, 23. February 2010 03:34:22

AFP - South Korea Tuesday sent aid worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to help North Korea fight swine flu despite recent military tensions between the two sides.

Date: Wed, 8. July 2009 15:00:29

AP - The powerful attack that overwhelmed computers at U.S. and South Korean government agencies for days was even broader than realized, also targeting the White House, the Pentagon and the New York Stock Exchange.

Date: Fri, 3. April 2009 14:09:16

AFP - South Korea expects North Korea to launch a rocket on Saturday if weather conditions permit, President Lee Myung-Bak said on Friday, while warning the move was not in their benefit.

Date: Tue, 8. December 2009 13:49:27

AP - President Barack Obama's envoy began a rare trip to North Korea Tuesday for the highest-level talks with the communist country in more than a year. A senior U.S. official warned of strong sanctions against Pyongyang unless it rejoins international nuclear talks.