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Scores hurt in beef protests  Thousands of protesters battled riot police in downtown Seoul after a rally opposing S. Korea's decision to import U.S. beef turned violent Seoul to revive talks with North  President Lee Myung-bak has proposed reviving direct talks with N. Korea, in a major policy shift Ex-Samsung boss convicted  A court convicted Lee Kun-hee on for evading taxes and fined him 110 billion won ($109 million), but said his crimes did not justify a prison First U.S. beef arrives in Korea after ban  The first shipment of U.S. beef under a controversial import deal arrived following a ban after a case of mad cow disease   N Korea steps up row with South  North Korea will expel South Korean workers from a mountain resort, in a further sign of worsening relations between the two countries Puppies: birth of commercial pet cloning  A U.S. woman received 5 puppies that were cloned from her beloved late pitbull, becoming the inaugural customer of a South Korean company   Bush praises South Korea, rebukes North  U.S. President praised the relationship with South Korea and said the nations should continue to work together to eliminate threats from North S. Korea stuns Cuba for baseball gold   Lehman collapse hits Asian shares
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Australasia markets see further losses   South Korean and Australian shares dropped by around 5%. Japan's Nikkei index plunged 1.5% in the first minute of trading Seoul's historic gate destroyed by fire First order for pet dog cloning President-elect Lee Myung-bak cleared   Asian markets lift after Fed cut  The Nikkei index jumped more than 3%; shares in Australia, Taiwan and South Korea rose by 2% N Korea expels S Korean managers  North Korea has expelled most of the South Korean managers from a joint industrial park on which has been a symbol of reconciliation S Korea 'due to lift US beef ban'  Seoul's farm ministry: South Korea has agreed to relax restrictions on beef imports from the US Bush, Lee hopeful of swaying North Korea Samsung chief resigns from post Tight security at Seoul torch relay  Protesters promised to put police to the test as the Olympic torch began the 17th leg of its relay in South Korea's capital South Korea, Arab states to form group Protests over US beef South Korea backs off importing U.S. beef Man abducted in 1975 escapes N. Korea  65-year-old Yoon Jong-soo fled last month and is now under S. Korean protection at a consulate in northeastern China Cabinet offers to resign Fuel prices see strikes spread globally  Rising fuel prices led to protests, with fuel tanker drivers starting a 4-day strike in Britain and truck drivers holding protests across S No deal at S Korea-US beef talks  Talks between Korean and US officials aimed at renegotiating a controversial beef import deal have ended without agreement U.S., South Korea strike on beef sales  All U.S. beef exported to S. Korea will come from cattle younger than 30 months old, to placate Korean protesters worried about mad cow dise... South Korea lifts ban on US beef


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  Global markets were reeling after a historic day on Wall Street that saw 2 famous names become the latest victims of the credit crunch
Sep. 16   Asian markets mixed on AIG rescue  Asian stock markets partly recovered after the U.S. government announced an $85 billion plan to bail out troubled insurance giant Sep. 19   S. Korea promoted to developed market  System of global markets created by the FTSE Group: S. Korea has been promoted from advanced emerging market to developed market Sep. 29   Asian markets fall on U.S. bailout failure
  Nikkei index dropped 4.8% in the first hour of trading, while the Australian Securities Exchange fell 4.5%. S. Korea's KOSPI dropped 3.6%


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Oct. 1   Two Koreas end brief military talks
  The first military talks between North and South in 8 months ended in just 1.5 hour, casting doubts over the prospect of any progress
  Asian markets dip despite bailout vote
  Asian and Pacific stock markets dropped despite the U.S. Senate's approval of a modified $700 billion bank rescue plan





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Two Koreas end brief military talks




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  The first military talks between North and South in 8 months ended in just 1.5 hour, casting doubts over the prospect of any progress




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2008 Feb.10 Seoul's historic gate destroyed by fire



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2008 Apr.26 Tight security at Seoul torch relay  Protesters promised to put police to the test as the Olympic torch began the 17th leg of its relay in South Korea's capital Aug.23 S. Korea stuns Cuba for baseball gold




South Korea, 2008 Business Timeline ... See World Business timeline Top ^
2008 Jan.21 Australasia markets see further losses   South Korean and Australian shares dropped by around 5%. Japan's Nikkei index plunged 1.5% in the first minute of trading Feb.15 First order for pet dog cloning
Mar.18   Asian markets lift after Fed cut  The Nikkei index jumped more than 3%; shares in Australia, Taiwan and South Korea rose by 2% Apr.17 S Korea 'due to lift US beef ban'  Seoul's farm ministry: South Korea has agreed to relax restrictions on beef imports from the US Apr.21 Samsung chief resigns from post May.26 Protests over US beef Jun.3 South Korea backs off importing U.S. beef Jun.13 Fuel prices see strikes spread globally  Rising fuel prices led to protests, with fuel tanker drivers starting a 4-day strike in Britain and truck drivers holding protests across S Jun.15 No deal at S Korea-US beef talks  Talks between Korean and US officials aimed at renegotiating a controversial beef import deal have ended without agreement Jun.21 U.S., South Korea strike on beef sales  All U.S. beef exported to S. Korea will come from cattle younger than 30 months old, to placate Korean protesters worried about mad cow dise... Jun.25 South Korea lifts ban on US beef
  South Korea has formally lifted an import ban, allowing meat from young cattle to be shipped into the country
Jul.15 Ex-Samsung boss convicted  A court convicted Lee Kun-hee on for evading taxes and fined him 110 billion won ($109 million), but said his crimes did not justify a prison Jul.28 First U.S. beef arrives in Korea after ban  The first shipment of U.S. beef under a controversial import deal arrived following a ban after a case of mad cow disease Aug.5 Puppies: birth of commercial pet cloning  A U.S. woman received 5 puppies that were cloned from her beloved late pitbull, becoming the inaugural customer of a South Korean company Sep. 15   Lehman collapse hits Asian shares
  Global markets were reeling after a historic day on Wall Street that saw 2 famous names become the latest victims of the credit crunch
Sep. 16 Asian markets mixed on AIG rescue  Asian stock markets partly recovered after the U.S. government announced an $85 billion plan to bail out troubled insurance giant Sep. 19 S. Korea promoted to developed market  System of global markets created by the FTSE Group: S. Korea has been promoted from advanced emerging market to developed market Sep. 29 Asian markets fall on U.S. bailout failure
  Nikkei index dropped 4.8% in the first hour of trading, while the Australian Securities Exchange fell 4.5%. S. Korea's KOSPI dropped 3.6%
Oct. 1 Asian markets dip despite bailout vote
  Asian and Pacific stock markets dropped despite the U.S. Senate's approval of a modified $700 billion bank rescue plan




South Korea, 2008 Crime & Justice Timeline ... See World Crime & Justice timeline Top ^
2008 Jun.9 Man abducted in 1975 escapes N. Korea  65-year-old Yoon Jong-soo fled last month and is now under S. Korean protection at a consulate in northeastern China Jul.15 Ex-Samsung boss convicted  A court convicted Lee Kun-hee on for evading taxes and fined him 110 billion won ($109 million), but said his crimes did not justify a prison



South Korea, 2008 Politics Timeline ... See World Politics timeline Top ^
2008 Feb.20 President-elect Lee Myung-bak cleared Mar.26 N Korea expels S Korean managers  North Korea has expelled most of the South Korean managers from a joint industrial park on which has been a symbol of reconciliation Apr.19 Bush, Lee hopeful of swaying North Korea Apr.26 Tight security at Seoul torch relay  Protesters promised to put police to the test as the Olympic torch began the 17th leg of its relay in South Korea's capital May.25 South Korea, Arab states to form group May.26 Protests over US beef Jun.9 Man abducted in 1975 escapes N. Korea  65-year-old Yoon Jong-soo fled last month and is now under S. Korean protection at a consulate in northeastern China Jun.9 Cabinet offers to resign Jun.15 No deal at S Korea-US beef talks  Talks between Korean and US officials aimed at renegotiating a controversial beef import deal have ended without agreement Jun.21 U.S., South Korea strike on beef sales  All U.S. beef exported to S. Korea will come from cattle younger than 30 months old, to placate Korean protesters worried about mad cow dise... Jun.28 Scores hurt in beef protests  Thousands of protesters battled riot police in downtown Seoul after a rally opposing S. Korea's decision to import U.S. beef turned violent Jul.10 Seoul to revive talks with North  President Lee Myung-bak has proposed reviving direct talks with N. Korea, in a major policy shift Aug.2   N Korea steps up row with South  North Korea will expel South Korean workers from a mountain resort, in a further sign of worsening relations between the two countries Aug.5   Bush praises South Korea, rebukes North  U.S. President praised the relationship with South Korea and said the nations should continue to work together to eliminate threats from North Oct. 1 Two Koreas end brief military talks
  The first military talks between North and South in 8 months ended in just 1.5 hour, casting doubts over the prospect of any progress