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North Korea asks for donations for typhoon victims.

Sep 18, 2016 PM EDT - Agatha Austria

North Korea Urges Citizens to Help Flood Victims

Typhoon Lionrock devastated North Korea pushing the country to ask for donations from its citizens and the world.

President Obama mocked at North Korean TV show.

Sep 18, 2016 PM EDT - Agatha Austria

North Korea Mocks Obama on National TV

The North Korea aired a satirical political comedy mocking U.S. President Barack Obama.

Hyundai Heavy Industries

Sep 18, 2016 PM EDT - YuGee

South Korea’s Biggest Companies Post 3% Rise in Market Capitalization in 2016

It was announced on Saturday that the market capitalization of South Korea’s biggest conglomerates has increased by approximately 3 percent in 2016. Hyundai Heavy Industries Group is reported to have led the other companies in terms of market capitalization.

PAJU, SOUTH KOREA - SEPTEMBER 15: A North Korean refugee Kim Chang-Yeop (R) and his family members pay respects to their ancestors in North Korea during a ceremony to mark the Chuseok, the Korean Thanksgiving Day, at the Imjingak Pavilion, near the demili

Sep 16, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

Celebrating Chuseok: What You Need to Know About the Korean Thanksgiving Day

For K-Pop fans, Chuseok means that we get to see idols in different Chuseok holiday specials of TV programs. Korean entertainment websites also publish photos of idols in their colorful hanboks while wishing the public a merry and fruitful Chuseok, also known as the Korean Thanksgiving Day.

Vivo V5s

Sep 16, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

Why do Young Koreans Experience Stress During Chuseok and Other Traditional Holidays?

According to a survey of 1,921 workers by a job-seeking portal Job Korea, 69.2 percent, or almost seven out of 10 working Koreans, said they experience stress during traditional holidays, including Chuseok or the Korean Thanksgiving Day due to their nitpicking family members, according to a report from the Korea Times.

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - MAY 25: South Korean radiologists take part in an exercise in dealing with a possible radioactive terror attack at the Kimpo airport, on May 25, 2004 in Seoul, South Korea. The drill comes amid international concerns about terrorism a

Sep 16, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

South Korean Officials Verify Radiation Traces from North Korea's Nuclear Test

South Korea has yet to retrieve any traces of radioactive components from the latest nuclear test of the North Korean government. This was announced by a nuclear safety commission on Thursday, further confirming that the country is still safe from radioactive waste.

North Korea demands recognition as a nuclear state.

Sep 16, 2016 AM EDT - Agatha Austria

North Korea Demands Recognition as Nuclear State

Pyongyang stresses that sanctions are "laughable" and that the United States should recognize the nation as a "legitimate nuclear weapon state."

South Korean Companies Encourage Employees To Fully Enjoy ‘Chuseok Holiday’

Sep 15, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

Things to Do in Seoul During the Chuseok Holiday

An article from the Korea Times gave ideas on the various things to do during the Chuseok holiday annually observed in South Korea.

Photo taken Sept. 13, 2016, shows a B-1B Lancer bomber (C), which took off from Guam to fly over the Osan Air Base to the south of Seoul. The flight of the two bombers was apparently in warning to North Korea after Pyongyang carried out its fifth nuclear

Sep 15, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

North Korea Fumes Over United States' B-1B Bombers Flyover

On Wednesday, North Korea declared its disagreement with the United States' flyover of two B-1B nuclear-capable strategic bombers over South Korea and called the action “reckless provocations.” Officials of the communist nation also said that such activity should stop.

South Korean President Park Geun Hye is called to increase military defenses due to North's looming nuclear bomb threats. (Photo by South Korean Presidential Blue House/Getty Images)

Sep 14, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

Pres. Park Geun Hye Calls for Firm, Effective Actions Against NK's Nuclear Provocations

On Tuesday, South Korean President Park Geun-Hye called for firm and effective actions against North Korea's nuclear and missile threats and added that a U.S. anti-missile system is needed in order to protect the country and citizens from possible missile attacks from the North.

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - JANUARY 06: Ko Yun-hwa, The Korea Meteorological Administration Administrator briefs seismic waves that were measured in South Korean cities, at the Korea Meteorological Administration center on January 6, 2016 in Seoul, South Korea.

Sep 14, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

South Korean Gov't to Verify Extent of Quake Casualty, Inspect Major Infrastructure

The government of South Korea announced on Tuesday that it will move promptly to verify the extent of damage caused by the strongest earthquake in the country's history and implement safety inspections of major infrastructure, Yonhap News reported.

South Koreans Started Annual Mass Migration For ‘Chuseok Holiday’

Sep 14, 2016 AM EDT - Karen Lydelle Linaja

South Koreans Started Annual Mass Migration For ‘Chuseok Holiday’

South Koreans started the yearly mass migration where in people came back to their hometowns for the Chuseok Holiday celebration.

South Korea threatens North will be turned to ashes if nuke projects to continue.

Sep 14, 2016 AM EDT - Agatha Austria

South Korea Threatens to Bomb North Korea

South Korea threatens to bomb North Korea until it turns 'to ashes' if Kim Jong Un and his regime will continue to plans with regards to nuke attack.

Photo taken Sept. 13, 2016, shows a B-1B Lancer bomber (C), which took off from Guam to fly over the Osan Air Base to the south of Seoul. The flight of the two bombers was apparently in warning to North Korea after Pyongyang carried out its fifth nuclear

Sep 13, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

United States Sends B-1B Bombers to South Korea

The United states Forces Korea (USFK) commander said on Tuesday that the flight by two U.S. B-1B bombers over the country signifies the “steadfast and unshakeable” dedication of the United States to its main Asian ally amidst North Korea's latest nuclear test last week.

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - JANUARY 06: Ko Yun-hwa, The Korea Meteorological Administration Administrator briefs seismic waves that were measured in South Korean cities, at the Korea Meteorological Administration center on January 6, 2016 in Seoul, South Korea.

Sep 13, 2016 AM EDT - YuGee

After 2 Earthquakes on Monday, Experts Say SK Still Safe From Strong Earthquakes

On Monday evening, two strong earthquakes shook Gyeongju, a city in North Gyeongsang, 370 kilometers southeast of Seoul, Korea JoongAng Daily reported.

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