South Korea spy unit admits kidnapping Nobel winner
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South Korea's spy agency confessed on Wednesday to the most notorious kidnapping in the country's history, saying that in 1973 it snatched opposition leader and later Nobel laureate Kim Dae-jung in Tokyo.
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âI can confirm British Ambassador, David Slinn and other foreign diplomats (Sweden, Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Russia and Mongolia) were today taken by North Korean officials to Samsu in the north-east of the country, where a hydro electric power
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South Korea admitted that its scientists extracted a small amount of plutonium, a key ingredient for making nuclear bombs, in secret research in the early 1980s.
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SOUTH KOREAN CHRISTIANS: 23 South Korean Christian aid workers are taken hostage while traveling by bus from Kabul to Kandahar on July 19. Two of the hostages were shot and two women were freed. The Taliban agree to free the remaining 19 in exchange for a promise from South Korea to end missionary work in Afghanistan and withdraw its troops from the country by the end of the year, as previously planned.
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Afghanistan&#39;s hardline Taliban movement freed the last of its 19 South Korean hostages late Thursday bringing an end to the six-week kidnapping drama.
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Intensive efforts are under way to free 23 South Korean hostages held by the Taleban in Afghanistan.
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The United Nations nuclear watchdog is investigating a secret uranium-enrichment experiment that South Korean scientists conducted four years
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A team from the International Atomic Energy Agency travels to South Korea to investigate secret nuclear experiments.
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Nineteen South Koreans held hostage for six weeks in Afghanistan are kept on the move by their Taliban captors, but are said to be in good health, a doctor in touch with a senior commander in the insurgent group told reporters Friday.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog is investigating a secret uranium-enrichment experiment that South Korean scientists conducted four years ago, U.N. and South Korean officials said Thursday.
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South Korea admitted that a group of its nuclear scientists secretly produced a small amount of near-weapons grade uranium.
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South Korean police said on Tuesday they arrested a pensioner who confessed to burning down a 600-year-old gate designated as the country's number one national treasure because he was angry about a compensation payment.
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Two foreigners from the Red Cross who helped free a group of South Korean captives last month have been kidnapped in Afghanistan after talking with militants about the release of a German hostage, officials said Thursday.
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SEOUL/VIENNA  - South Korea has admitted that  government scientists enriched uranium four years ago to a  level that several Vienna diplomats said was almost pure enough  for an atomic bomb, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Thursday.
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A South Korean man was arrested and charged with spying for South Korea and obtaining information from North Korea in return for payments, U.S. officials said on Thursday.
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South Korea admits it should have reported an unauthorized experiment to enrich uranium to the International Atomic Energy Agency, or the IAEA.
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SEOUL: South Korea said Friday it was satisfied with a UN atomic energy agency report which showed that unauthorised nuclear experiments by government scientists went further than previously thought.