A group of South Korean climbers and their Nepali guides have been killed after a storm hit their camp on a Himalayan peak in west Nepal, officials said on Saturday.

South Korea's controversial Unification Church holds a mass wedding with about 4,000 couples from 64 countries exchanging marriage vows.

German tabloid BILD is "speechless" after the Mannschaft's devastating loss to South Korea. It's led to worldwide "schadenfreude" and new ties between Mexicans and Koreans, who are being celebrated in Mexico as "brothers".

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and South Korea Foreign Minister Kang speak at a joint news conference in Seoul about President Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un.

South Korea is technically still at war with the North, meaning that two years of military service is mandatory for all able-bodied men.

Africa's industrial production value is on the decline. President of the AfDB, Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, disclosed this recently at a lenders meeting in South Korea.

In this episode of Cryptotrader looks at crypto trading in South Korea and interviews the biggest names in the Crypto World.

South Korea clarifies it wants American troops to remain on the Korean Peninsula whether or not a peace treaty is signed with North Korea.

Once sworn enemies, the nations of North Korea and South Korea have agreed to end their age-long hostilities. The historic moment came after the two leaders, Kim Jong-un (North Korea) and Moon Jae-in (South Korea) held talks and shook hands across the demarcation line separating the two countries.

While the world gets goose bumps over the historic agreement between North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in, the mood on the southern half of the Peninsula is one of hope, and of skepticism. Can the North be trusted?

Geopolitical Futures Chairman George Friedman discusses the meeting between the leaders of North Korea and South Korea and voices skepticism that it will lead to anything meaningful.

Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli reports on peace talks between North and South Korea.