South Korea, US Sign Deal on Seoul Paying More for US Military
South Korea and the U.S. on Friday formally signed a deal on Seoul's increased payment for the U.S. troop deployment.
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Army Vet Stranded in South Korea Flies Home after Mix-Up over Military Service
Airport authorities prevented Tong Yi from leaving the country because he faced a decades-old accusation of draft dodging.
US Military to Permanently Cancel Large-Scale Exercises on Korean Peninsula
The Pentagon is permanently canceling the large-scale military exercises in South Korea, U.S. officials said.
South Korea, US Sign Cost-sharing Deal for American Troops
South Korea and the United States signed a new cost-sharing plan, which requires South Korea to pay about $924 million.
Kim Ready to Talk More with Trump But Says Not to Test North
Washington and Pyongyang are trying to arrange a second summit between Trump and Kim, who met in Singapore on June 12.
N. Korean Leader Calls for More Talks with South in New Year
Through three summits, the Koreas have agreed to a variety of goodwill gestures and vowed to resume economic co-operation.
Trump and China Loom Over a Tumultuous Year in Asia
As 2018 draws to a close, the Korean Peninsula is not the only place in Asia looking ahead with apprehension.
US Military Hit by Computer Network Outage in South Korea
The U.S. military was hit recently by a computer network outage in South Korea, but the problem has largely been resolved.
South Korea Reports Defection of North Korean Soldier
About 30,000 North Koreans have fled to South Korea, mostly travelling via China, since the end of the Korean War in 1953.
Airman Found Dead at Osan Air Base in South Korea
An airman working as an emergency room nurse was found dead at Osan Air Base in South Korea.
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His Suicide Note Was a Message to the Navy. The Way He Died Was the Exclamation Point
Leadership "contributed" to Brandon Caserta's decision to take his own life, an investigation found.
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A B-52H and fighters from the Lincoln Strike Group passed over the carrier recently in a show of force to Iran.
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