Korean War

...working for South Korea's Truth and Reconciliation Commission have been unearthing remains there and at 11 other mass graves from the Korean War. By piecing together and acknowledging the massacres, they say, South Koreans can finally...

In this article: South Korea, Seoul, Lee Myung Bak, Democracy, and South Korean army

...than 7,000 South Koreans concerning 1,200 alleged incidents, including killings of South Koreans by US forces. The Korean War The Korean War, which began with the North Korean invasion in 1950 and petered out three years later, is the...

In this article: South Korea, Seoul, UN, Roh Moo Hyun, North Korea, US, and Democracy

...men were killed. In 1949, India adopted a constitution as a republic within the British Commonwealth. In 1950, China entered the Korean War, launching a counteroffensive against soldiers from the United Nations, the U.S. and South...

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...talks on the ending of Pyongyang's nuclear programmes. China has been a firm ally of the North since they fought together in the Korean War against the South. Analysts have noted, however, that China appears increasingly willing to push...

In this article: North Korea, China, Pyongyang, United States, Barack Obama, and Japan

...sea border and fought battles in the area in 1999 and 2002. The North insists a line imposed by the U.N. command at the end of the 1950-53 Korean War be redrawn farther south, a demand rejected by South Korea. North Korea's military also...

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...making the rounds at several Grays Harbor-area radio stations to promote a signing event today for the book, which chronicles the Korean War exploits of numerous veterans who shipped out from the area. (Steve Bloom/The Olympian) The Boys of...

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