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South Korea has launched a dispute at the World Trade Organization against the United States over U.S. measures to raise prices on imports of steel, a South Korean embassy official said on Thursday.
South Korea's Constitutional Court struck down on Thursday a half-century-old criminal code provision that made it illegal to promise to marry a woman in return for sex.
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SEOUL, Nov. 26 (UPI) -- South Korea says it will raise its tariff-free import quotas on products made in developing countries next year to help economically hard-pressed areas.
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Metals demand in South Korea, Asia’s third-biggest base metals buyer, may weaken next year as the global economic recovery slows, a local industry group said.
SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean soldiers and police executed nearly 5,000 citizens during the early months of the 1950-53 Korean War, fearing they could collaborate with...
SEOUL, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- South Korea's death toll from the H1N1 rose to 104 after 22 more people died of the virus within the past week, health authorities say.
In South Korea, societal pressure still leads most unwed mothers to give up their children for adoption. But more are keeping their kids, sparking a debate about how to offer support.
Tully's Coffee is going to South Korea. Its joint venture with Asia Food Culture Management of Singapore has partnered with DK Retail of South Korea to develop the brand there.
Amnesty International's Secretary General Irene Khan has marked the completion of her visit to South Korea by issuing a statement at a press conference in Seoul.
South Korea pledged Tuesday to double aid to African nations over the next three years in an effort to better reach out to the continent rich in energy resources, growth potential and business opportunities.
