Crossing the inter-Korean “demilitarized zone”—ironically the most militarized zone on Earth—is extraordinarily dangerous on foot, but some North Korean conscripts attempt it anyway.

For the first time since the survey began more than a decade ago, most South Koreans don't see the need to unify the ...

Tours of the Joint Security Area will be suspended from the end of October through early November ahead of President Donald ...

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As South Korea reeled from the killing of a student in Cambodia, an unrelated video of Cambodian workers protesting in Seoul ...

They will fundamentally change the United States’ position in the world economy, untangling the country, at least in part, from global supply chains. Consumer goods companies will make more of their ...

Fewer South Koreans than ever say their country should reunify with North Korea, according to a new survey released Monday, ...

The leaders of China, North Korea and Russia stood shoulder to shoulder Wednesday as high-tech military hardware and ...

Since last year, North Korea has further reinforced its side of the border with anti-tank barriers and other fortifications, ...

A North Korean soldier defected to South Korea across the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone​ on Sunday, South Korea's ...

A North Korean soldier was taken into custody by the South after he voluntarily crossed the heavily fortified land border ...