South Korea has warned North Korea's government that using its nuclear weapons would put it on a “path of self-destruction.”

While it's still too early to know when our pro teams will be back on the field, what's happening now halfway across the world could provide the blueprint.

Hundreds of rare animal species take shelter in the 155-mile no man's land between North and South Korea

The Gupo dog meat market in Busan, South Korea is one of the largest in the country, keeping live animals in cages available to be slaughtered on order. It will now be closed down.

A Nation investigation reveals a Rashomon-like tale with conflicting truths. By Tim Shorrock.

A compulsory recycling scheme in South Korea has dramatically cut the amount of food the country throws away. Here's how it works. 

New guidelines will require the industry to allow smartphone users the option to delete unnecessary pre-loaded applications, to rectify unreasonable practices and reduce inconvenience.

In August 1976, North Korean soldiers hacked two U.S. officers to death with axes in the DMZ. The world teetered on the brink of WWIII as America plotted revenge—by cutting down a poplar tree. The bizarre true story of Operation Paul Bunyan. By Josh Dean.

The country needs to convince more couples to have children. But its biggest city is no paradise for parents.

The talks happened as efforts continue to get Donald Trump's summit with Kim Jong-un back on track.

SEOUL: North Korea said on Sunday its intention to denuclearise, unveiled at a historic inter-Korean summit, was not the result of US-led sanctions and pressure, warning the United States not to mislead public opinion.

Pie looks at the horrendous human rights abuses by everyones favourite dictator.

A meeting between Mr. Kim, North Korea’s leader, and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea seemed unthinkable just a few months ago.

The Trump administration shouldn’t get too excited about Kim Jong Un’s pledge to limit his weapons program.

South Korean president says Pyongyang has not attached conditions such as US troop withdrawal

North and South Korea are in talks to announce a permanent end to the ongoing military conflict between the two countries, daily newspaper Munhwa Ilbo reported Tuesday, citing an unnamed South Korean official.

How Unwanted Wars Begin. By Robert Jervis and Mira Rapp-Hooper. (Apr. 5, 2018)

Around 30,000 North Koreans have successfully defected to the South. But under the reign of the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, far fewer people are getting out.

Using negotiations to divide Washington and Seoul and gain time to continue missile and nuclear development are time-honored DPRK strategies. By Doug Bandow.

Kim has also committed to stopping nuclear and missile testing, even during joint military drills in South Korea next month, South Korea’s national security adviser told reporters in Washington.