World News Atlas
South Korea
2006
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Scientist's embryo cloning faked|||||
| An investigation into the pioneering work of cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk has found further fabrications |
| March 2006 ... more > | Top ^ |
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S. Korea ire at Japan island move A row has flared up over Japan's plans to conduct a maritime survey near disputed islands
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U.S. apology sought in refugee killings A victims' group alleged manipulation of an investigation into the U.S. Army's mass killing at No Gun Ri in 1950
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France held after dominating Korea Ji-sung's 81st minute goal gave S. Korea an unexpected point in a Group G World Cup encounter in Leipzig
Solid Swiss dump South Korea out Goals from Senderos and Frei gave Switzerland a 2-0 World Cup a clash with Ukraine in the last 16
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World steps up pressure on N.Korea South Korea, Japan and Australia take steps to punish North Korea for its controversial missile tests this week
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Korean looks likely as Annan's successor| South Korea's foreign minister Ban Ki-moon has cemented his position as the near-certain successor |
S Korean proposed as new UN chief| Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon has been nominated by the Security Council as the successor to Kofi Annan |
Seoul, Beijing debate NK sanctions Presidents of China and South Korea met to discuss possible sanctions against N. Korea for its claimed nuclear test
South Korean named U.N. leader The General Assembly has appointed S. Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon to serve as the next secretary-general
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Japan, South Korea hail sanctions vote 2 Asian states have welcomed the sanctions imposed by the U.N. Security Council on the North
Rice holding 3-way talks in Seoul 
| U.S. Secretary of State arrived for meetings to discuss the region's response to North Korea's suspected nuclear test |
| November 2006 ... more > | Top ^ |
Next UN chief pledges key reforms Ban Ki-moon has promised to work to reform the world body and help resolve the stand-off over N. Korea
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| Mar.1 | Two Koreas resume military talks The talks have resumed after a break of nearly two years and expected to help ease military tension|||||
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| Oct.6 | Shots fired amid Korean tension S. Korean troops have fired 40 warning shots at soldiers from the North when soldiers crossed into the DMZ|||||
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| Jul.16 | Heavy rains kill 13 Landslides and flash floods in eastern South Korea left another 18 missing|||||
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| May.23 | N Korea calls off DMZ rail trial N. Korea wants to cancel a trial run of trains across the border with the South|||||
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| May.5 | Wie cuts through big golf barrier 16-old became the first women to make the cut in a major men's tour event for 61 years at Incheon|||||
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| Jan.9 | Scientist's embryo cloning faked|||||
| An investigation into the pioneering work of cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk has found further fabrications |
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South Korea, 2006 |
Top ^ |
S. Korea ire at Japan island move A row has flared up over Japan's plans to conduct a maritime survey near disputed islands
World steps up pressure on N.Korea South Korea, Japan and Australia take steps to punish North Korea for its controversial missile tests this week
Korean looks likely as Annan's successor| South Korea's foreign minister Ban Ki-moon has cemented his position as the near-certain successor |
S Korean proposed as new UN chief| Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon has been nominated by the Security Council as the successor to Kofi Annan |
Seoul, Beijing debate NK sanctions Presidents of China and South Korea met to discuss possible sanctions against N. Korea for its claimed nuclear test
South Korean named U.N. leader The General Assembly has appointed S. Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon to serve as the next secretary-general
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Japan, South Korea hail sanctions vote 2 Asian states have welcomed the sanctions imposed by the U.N. Security Council on the North
Rice holding 3-way talks in Seoul 
| U.S. Secretary of State arrived for meetings to discuss the region's response to North Korea's suspected nuclear test |
Next UN chief pledges key reforms Ban Ki-moon has promised to work to reform the world body and help resolve the stand-off over N. Korea