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5 SKorean solders injured in grenade explosion

SEOUL, South Korea—A hand grenade blast injured five soldiers Sunday at a South Korean military post near the tense border with North Korea. Army officials were investigating, but said the incident had virtually no chance of being an attack by the ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Boston Globe,  22 Nov 2008

5 SKorean solders injured in grenade explosion

SEOUL, South Korea—A hand grenade blast injured five soldiers Sunday at a South Korean military post near the tense border with North Korea. Army officials were investigating, but said the incident had virtually no chance of being an attack by the ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Boston Globe,  22 Nov 2008

SKorea wants talks on restarting tours to North

South Korea called Tuesday for talks with North Korea on restarting tours to a jointly run scenic resort in the North _ despite Pyongyang's recent threat to ban all traffic over their shared border amid escalating tensions. The call, which ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, eTaiwan News,  18 Nov 2008

Pirates seize ship off coast of Somalia

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — Gunmen hijacked a freighter with 23 crew off the coast of Somalia, South Korea said today, as Somali pirates freed another vessel after securing a ransom and a Russian frigate repelled an attack on a Saudi ship. Pirate attacks off ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Denver Post,  16 Nov 2008

Pirates seize cargo ship with 23 crew off Somalia

SEOUL, South Korea—Gunmen hijacked a freighter with 23 crew off the coast of Somalia, South Korea said Sunday, as Somali pirates freed another vessel after securing a ransom and a Russian frigate repelled an attack on a Saudi ship. Pirate attacks off ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Boston Globe,  16 Nov 2008

Gunmen seize cargo ship with 23 crew off Somalia

SEOUL, South Korea—Armed gunmen hijacked a cargo ship carrying 23 crew members, including five South Koreans, off the coast of Somalia, a South Korean official said Sunday. The 20,000-ton-class ship was seized by gunmen Saturday in waters 96 miles east ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Boston Globe,  16 Nov 2008

North Korea trots out Kim Jong Il photos

SEOUL North Korea released a new batch of photographs of Kim Jong Il on Wednesday, apparently seeking to show that the country's absolute leader is not ill and has no problem in running the communist regime. South Korean and U.S. officials suspect that ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Globe and Mail,  5 Nov 2008

NKorea says Kim Jong Il visits 2 army units

SEOUL, South Korea—North Korea released a new batch of photographs of Kim Jong Il on Wednesday, apparently seeking to show that the country's absolute leader is not ill and has no problem in running the communist regime. South Korean and U.S. officials ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Boston Globe,  5 Nov 2008

NKorea says Kim Jong Il visits 2 army units

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA (AP) - North Korea released a new batch of photographs of Kim Jong Il on Wednesday, apparently seeking to show that the country's absolute leader is not ill and has no problem in running the communist regime. South Korean and U.S. ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Washington Times,  5 Nov 2008

NKorea says Kim Jong Il visits 2 army units

SEOUL, South Korea—North Korea's state media says that leader Kim Jong Il has visited and inspected two military units, amid persistent speculation over his health. South Korean and U.S. officials suspect that Kim suffered a serious health setback, ...

From HYUNG-JIN KIM, Boston Globe,  4 Nov 2008

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