WASHINGTON (AFP) – The chief US trade negotiator voiced hope Thursday that Congress would approve a free Trade Agreement with South Korea before a similar pact between Seoul and the European Union takes effect July 1. President Barack Obam…
Read more >>US Defense Secretary Robert Gates toured China's nuclear command centre on Wednesday, a Pentagon official said, as he wrapped up a visit upstaged by a bold display of Beijing's advanced weaponry. Gates got a rare look at the Second Artillery Corp…
Read more >>North Korea is criticizing South Korea for pushing to strengthen defense ties with Japan, calling the cooperation a dangerous plot to invade the North. The North's government-run Uriminzokkiri website made the criticism Wednesday, two days after S…
Read more >>SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korean and Japanese defense chiefs will start Military talks on accords to share intelligence and provide each other with fuel and medical support. A Defense Ministry official said Monday that the accords, if …
Read more >>Seoul (Reuters) - North Korea on Saturday called for an end to confrontation with the South, urging dialogue after one of the most violent years on the divided peninsula since the 1950-53 Korean War. Tension between the rival Koreas has risen sha…
Read more >>WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Saturday praised a newly sealed trade deal with South Korea as a landmark agreement that promises to boost the domestic Auto Industry and support tens of thousands of American jobs. "This agreemen…
Read more >>Surely, if President Obama had been scripted this afternoon he wouldn’t have let loose with such self-revaltory rant at the end of his presser. To this point, the hallmark of Obama has been his bloodlessness and lack of emotion, in almost an…
Read more >>WASHINGTON/Seoul (Reuters) - President Barack Obama vowed at the weekend to work with Republicans and Democrats to pass a free-trade pact with South Korea that he said was a model for future agreements he would seek in Asia and around the world. …
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