KOREA

Editorial piece about the U.S/South Korea Free Trade Agreement. Who benefits the most and was all the headache to ratify the deal worth it? Will both countries truly benefit from this new deal?

Planning to teach in Korea and not sure what to bring? Here's a list to help you decide.

Planning to visit or live in Korea? Here are sources of entertainment unique to South Korea that you will find everywhere.

If you're looking for cheap accommodation in Seoul, South Korea, look no further than these budget hotels.

Seoul, South Korea has excellent boutique hotels but these three are some of the best

Seoul, South Korea is one of Asia's top tourist destinations and these four places are must visit tourist attractions.

Hurricane Earl on the East Coast of the United States and cyclones wreak havoc in China and Korea. Four U.S. Military garrisons are damaged.

Unlike in U.S. and Europe, Korea has unlimited shopping hours. While there are many shops open only until 10 p.m., there are malls and markets open 24 hours.

Portugal made a statement Monday, destroying North Korea 7-0 in their second match of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

In May & June of 2002 the World Cup was held jointly in South Korea and Japan. I was living in South Korea at the time of this extraordinary sporting event that rivals anything I've ever seen. There was even a game in my city between USA & Mexico.

Busan, Korea is the fifth largest port city in the world. It is famous for its beach attractions, temples, cultural and historical sites, restaurants, shopping districts and nightlife spots.

A look back at 50 years ago when Hawaii held a plebiscite for statehood and North Korea looking to fire a missile towards Hawaii today.

North Korea could be imposing psychological torture on American prisoners they take in--with Laura Ling & Euna Lee being unfortunate recipients of it. In the 90's, one man held prisoner there for three months may have given proof...

North Korea: A Day in the Life follows the Hong family as they go about the daily lives is the capital of North Korea, Pyongyang.

According to the AP, Western diplomatic officials believe that North Korean leader Kim Jong Il may be gravely ill, perhaps having suffered a stroke. If so, the development has grave implications for efforts to get North Korea to disarm its nuclear weapons.

North Korea agrees to six-nation deal that calls for it to dismantle all nuclear activities in exchange for 1 million tons of aid.

North Korea's leader, Kim Jong II, has said that he doesn't plan to conduct any further nuclear tests.

The latest developments in North Korea has sent world leaders and diplomats scrambling for the strongest terms to condemn Pyongyang while analysts believe this has been in the making for the past decade.