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Defense chief: US poised to resume military exercises with S. Korea

U.N. Ambassador Nicky Haley said "it's possible" that North Korea may be changing its mind on denuclearization.

Mattis says no decision yet on suspending more South Korea exercises

As talks with North Korea have stalled, James Mattis said no decisions have been made yet as to whether the United States will resume large-scale military exercises.

Ahead of cross-border family reunion, South Koreans express anticipation

Senior citizens in South Korea will rejoin their long-lost family members from North in 68 years.

Shaved ice is the hottest trend in South Korea

It's been a record hot summer and locals are turning to a sweet treat to beat the heat: "bingsu," or shaved ice.

Thousands of women protest against spy cameras, gender-biased investigations

The protestors rallied against spy cameras and gender-biased investigations.

South Korean government, shipping company ordered to pay compensation for 2014 Sewol ferry disaster that killed 304

More than 300 people, mostly students, died in 2014 when a ferry boat sank.

Millions of guests expected to visit mud festival in South Korea

The Boryeong Mud Festival features mud slides, mud pools, mud soccer games and more.

Canceled US 'war game' with South Korea would have cost $14 million

Trump had called joint military drills with South Korea "very expensive."

South Korea witnesses the birth of a sport from the future: drone soccer

The mechanical whirring of rotor-blades, electronic dance music blasting on speakers, and a light spectacle powered by countless LEDs.

South Korea witnesses the birth of a sport from the future: drone soccer

The final competition for the 'The 2018 Robo Universe Drone Soccer competition' took place Saturday in Goyang city, an hour away from Seoul.

US, South Korea suspend joint military exercise

The suspension comes after President Trump promised to stop the "war games" at his meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un.

South Korea calls for 'corresponding measures' from the North after military exercise with US suspended

South Korea Tuesday confirmed the Pentagon's announcement of the suspension of a major joint military exercise in August and called for North Korea to reciprocate.

South Korean foreign minister 'surprised' by Trump

When asked by ABC News whether North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could be trusted - South Korea's foreign minister replied that "trust is a tricky word."

South Korea and US begin discussing end to military drills

North Korea views the joint displays as a threat of invasion.

Suspending war games with South Korea a 'mistake': McCain

He said that calling them provocative "undermines our security and alliances."

Car crashes into US Embassy gates in South Korea's capital

A car crashed into the gate of the U.S. Embassy in South Korea's capital city Thursday, police said.

South Korea vows to keep US troops even if deal to end war reached

U.S. troops will remain in S. Korea regardless of any peace treaty with North.

South Korean actress kidnapped and forced to make North Korean movies dies at 92

Choi Eun-hee was kidnapped in the 1970s.

South Korea's 'yogurt ladies' ride motorized fridges to bring your dairy fix

The fleet of delivery ladies used to have to drag along heavy carts all day.

South Korea's K-pop stars surprised by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's appearance at performance

Kim Jong Un and his wife attended a concert by South Korean musicians.

US, South Korea announce annual military exercises to begin on April 1

The U.S. and South Korea delayed exercises until after the Olympics.

US soldier found dead at Army base in South Korea

The soldier was found unresponsive on Friday morning.

How South Korea celebrates the Lunar New Year -- all about family

South Korea is celebrating the Lunar New Year this weekend.

What to know about Pyeongchang, South Korea

Pyeongchang is known as the "happy 700" because it's located 700 meters above sea level.

Life goes on in South Korea amidst North Korea talks, threats of war

In Hwacheon, South Korea, the people celebrated the annual fishing festival, as helicopters patrolled the skies above.

Talks scheduled between North and South Korea

The 2 countries plan to speak about North Korea's participation in the Winter Olympics.

US agrees to delay joint military exercises with South Korea until after Olympics

The joint exercises would be delayed until late March or April at the earliest.

2 South Korean journalists beaten by Chinese guards in Beijing

The journalists were covering the South Korean president's visit to China.

Cheering crowds greet South Korean students taking make-or-break college entrance exams

The annual entrance exam takers are surrounded by cheering fellow students.

Another South Korea earthquake more cause for alarm about seismic activity

Seoul felt the vibration several hundred miles away.

A look inside South Korean baseball's elaborate 'cheer culture'

Korean baseball includes dance moves and booming cheers

The fans are spurred by cheerleaders to support their teams and create a sense of togetherness.

A song and dance for candy

Dragon's beard candy is a traditional Chinese snack becoming more popular by the day in South Korea - each candy even comes with its own performance.

South Korean warships carry out live-fire exercises

South Korea's military also checked its combat positions off the Korean Coast after the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations told the Security Council that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is "begging for war."

US defense chief meets with South Korean defense minister

ABC News' Amna Nawaz recaps the meeting, where Secretary of Defense James Mattis said the U.S. is not out of diplomatic solutions for North Korea, with analysis from Luis Martinez and Conor Finnegan.

Anti-terror drill executed in Seoul

Seoul Metro conducted an anti-terror drill involving police and emergency workers which used various scenarios, such as poison gas being released in a subway car.

President Trump meets with South Korea's Moon Jae-in

ABC News' Lana Zak, Ali Rogin and MaryAlice Parks report from Washington, D.C.

Progressive Moon Jae-in elected president in South Korea, favors dialogue with North Korea

Moon Jae-in favors greater dialogue, negotiation with Pyongyang.

Progressive wins South Korean presidential election

Moon Jae-in, a longtime opposition leader who favors opening a dialogue with North Korea, is claiming victory as South Korea's next president, ending a decade of conservative rule.

What you need to know about the US missile defense system now active in S. Korea

A US official confirms the system is now operational.

THAAD anti-missile system operational in South Korea

THAAD anti-missile system operational in South Korea

People celebrate the impeachment of South Korea's president in the streets

For months, South Koreas have gathered each Saturday to demand the president's resignation.

Deadly protests erupt after court ousts South Korea's leader

Eight judges voted unanimously to formally remove President Park Geun-hye from office.

US begins to deploy antimissile system in South Korea

The U.S. response came as North Korea state media said recent missile tests ordered by North Korea's Kim Jong Un were "practice" for hitting U.S. military bases in the region.

South Korean president ousted

A court unanimously ruled to remove the country's president from office.

US setting up missile defense system in South Korea

The United States has begun to set up an anti-missile system in South Korea to help protect that nation from a possible North Korean attack.

South Korea Vows to Strengthen Requirements for Lithium-Ion Batteries

Samsung was forced to scrap its Galaxy Note7 phones last year after numerous lithium-ion batteries reportedly caught fire.

Defense Secretary James Mattis Visits South Korea and Japan in 1st Overseas Trip

James Mattis' visit is intended to reassure U.S. allies in the region.