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Before Nuclear Weapons, North Korea Had Deadly Plots. They Blew Up Planes
On a January night in 1968, after two years of secretive training, a 31-member team of North Korean commandos cut a hole in the fence of the demilitarized border and started heading south. Their goal: to sneak undetected into the South Korean capital of Seoul, enter the presidential residence, and chop off the head of leader Park Chung-hee.
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South Korea Activists Vow to Hold Planned Protest Despite Ban
South Korea's major labour group vowed today to hold a massive anti-government protest this week, a day after authorities banned the rally over concerns it could turn violent.
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South Korea's 'History War' Intensifies
South Korea today pushed ahead with a highly controversial plan to introduce government-issued history textbooks in schools, despite angry protests by opposition parties and academics.
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South Korea President Weeps as She Apologises for Ferry Disaster
South Korean President Park Geun-hye, tears rolling down her cheeks, formally apologised on Monday for a ferry disaster that killed about 300 people, mostly school children, and said she would dismantle the coast guard for failing in its duties.
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US, South Korea vow no concessions to North Korea
The leaders of the United States and South Korea on Tuesday vowed no concessions to North Korea after months of high tension, saying the burden was on the communist state to end the crisis.
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Before Nuclear Weapons, North Korea Had Deadly Plots. They Blew Up Planes
On a January night in 1968, after two years of secretive training, a 31-member team of North Korean commandos cut a hole in the fence of the demilitarized border and started heading south. Their goal: to sneak undetected into the South Korean capital of Seoul, enter the presidential residence, and chop off the head of leader Park Chung-hee.
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South Korea Activists Vow to Hold Planned Protest Despite Ban
South Korea's major labour group vowed today to hold a massive anti-government protest this week, a day after authorities banned the rally over concerns it could turn violent.
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South Korea's 'History War' Intensifies
South Korea today pushed ahead with a highly controversial plan to introduce government-issued history textbooks in schools, despite angry protests by opposition parties and academics.
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South Korea President Weeps as She Apologises for Ferry Disaster
South Korean President Park Geun-hye, tears rolling down her cheeks, formally apologised on Monday for a ferry disaster that killed about 300 people, mostly school children, and said she would dismantle the coast guard for failing in its duties.
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US, South Korea vow no concessions to North Korea
The leaders of the United States and South Korea on Tuesday vowed no concessions to North Korea after months of high tension, saying the burden was on the communist state to end the crisis.
