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	The Korea Times - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Korea Times is the oldest of three English-language newspapers published daily in South Korea, along with The Korea Herald and JoongAng Ilbo.
		Despite its longer history, The Korea Times has lost readers in recent years to both The Korea Herald and The Joongang Daily, which is sold together with The International Herald Tribune.
		The Korea Times continues to use the old McCune-Reischauer romanization for Korean placenames, such as Pusan and Taegu, instead of the official revised romanization of Korean.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Korea_Times (303 words)

	Asia Times Online :: Korea News and Korean Business and Economy, Pyongyang News
		North Korea is a mafia state par excellence, held hostage to the depredations of a ruthless power clique.
		Short of an about-face in South Korea's vigorous appeasement of North Korea and defiance of the United States, the summit between Presidents Roh Moo-hyun and George W Bush Bush will come to be viewed as the swan song of the half-century-old alliance.
		Efforts to isolate North Korea further are meaningless in the aftermath of the bombing of Qana in Lebanon.
	www.atimes.com /atimes/Korea.html (3793 words)

	Asia Times - North Korea's case for nuclear weapons
		These analysts argue that once the US offers North Korea a sizable economic package and a non-aggression pact, Pyongyang will abandon its nuclear program; in fact, according to this argument, it is not in Pyongyang's national interests to develop such weapons, as it would only further alienate neighboring countries as well as the United States.
		North Korea is certainly not China; yet if Pyongyang were able to develop a large nuclear arsenal with second-strike capability it would reduce the risk of attack by the United States and other adversaries.
		However, that is not to say that a nuclear-capable North Korea would not have a negative impact for the region.
	www.atimes.com /atimes/Korea/EH22Dg02.html (1161 words)

	Korea Times Articles - 2004
		By the time Ivan crossed such Caribbean islands as Barbados, Grenada, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, it had already killed at least 68 persons and had flattened many of the islands that were not much greater in size than the eye of the hurricane itself.
		Korea’s heavy dependence on global trade makes it important for Korea’s business leaders as well as economic policymakers to know how the economies of Korea’s key trading partners are doing and are expected to do in the immediate future.
		Korea did not benefit from the reparations clause in the 1951 Peace Treaty because Korea was not considered a member of the Allied Powers.
	www.semoonchang.com /koreatimes2004.htm (18887 words)

	Korea Times Articles - 2001
		Democracy in Korea was secured, in large part, due to courageous efforts of the news media during military regimes in the past.
		Korea's exports to the U.S. during the first four months of this year were $12.27 billion, an increase of 3.3 percent from the first four months of last year.
		Reform policies in Korea are a variation of what is known as the London approach, which was also adopted by Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand in the aftermath of the 1997 crisis.
	www.semoonchang.com /koreatimes2001.htm (16826 words)

	North Korea - US Forces Order of Battle
		The element of the 3rd Wing that was deployed to Korea in March has been identified as the 90th Fighter Squadron and is currently at Osan Air Force Base according to a PACAF story on May 5, 2003.
		The New York Times reported on May 17, 2004 that the Department of Defense was considering the redeployment of roughly a brigades worth of troops from South Korea to Iraq.
		While the New York Times story indicated that this plan was still very much in development, the Korea Times reported on May 18, 2004 that the US had already informed South Korea if its plan to move troops to Iraq, according to Kim Sook head of the ROK's Foreign Ministry's North American Bureau.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/ops/korea-orbat.htm (4089 words)

	Marine Corps Times - N. Korea rails against planned exercises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea blasted U.S.-led military exercises planned in the Pacific next week as a rehearsal for invasion, amid international concerns that the communist state plans to launch a missile believed capable of reaching parts of the United States.
		Participating countries are Australia, Canada, Chile, Peru, Japan, South Korea, Britain and the U.S. The war games come amid global jitters over indications that North Korea has been preparing to test-fire a long-range ballistic missile that may reach as far as the U.S. mainland.
		North Korea has long accused the U.S. of having hostile intentions toward it and looking for a chance to attack it.
	www.marinetimes.com /story.php?f=1-292925-1895776.php (450 words)

	The Epoch Times \| North Korea Must Be Liberated
		North Korea test-fired several missiles on July 4, including a long-range Taepodong 2, reportedly capable of reaching the U.S. However, that missle malfunctioned less than a minute into its flight, according to published reports.
		Instead, the people of northern Korea must be liberated from this regime, and given the chance to take their country back.
		The people of southern Korea value their freedom, but they also yearn for their country to become whole again.
	www.theepochtimes.com /news/6-7-7/43583.html (1053 words)

	South Korea News
		South Korea's president said Thursday that North Korea's nuclear test has not shaken the military power balance between the two sides, and that the North cannot defeat the South even with atomic bombs, a news...
		The governments of China and the Republic of Korea on Tuesday jointly unveiled the agenda for activities celebrating bilateral exchanges in 2007.
		South Korea's cheering section, like most at the Asian Games, was a ragtag collection of off-duty athletes and officials, relatives and die-hard fans willing to make the 12-hour trip to this tiny country on the...
	www.topix.net /world/south-korea (1247 words)

	South Korea News.Net
		Making the world brighter, one light at a time _ as the curtain is about to fall on this year, each glowing light that illuminated the center stage in 2006 was honored by the Korea Green Foundation...
		Korea plans to build more nuclear- and gas-powered plants to meet rising energy demands and lower its oil dependency.
		South Korea News.Net is part of an international network of news sites, dedicated to the major regions, countries and cities of the world.
	southkoreanews.net /?rid=d002111bd60e0a3b (1142 words)

	Navy Times - North Korea condemns Enterprise’s port call in South
		SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea warned Friday that a port call by a U.S. aircraft carrier in South Korea would provoke a strong reaction from the communist nation, amid increased regional tensions over Pyongyang’s recent missile launches.
		North Korea daily asserts that the peninsula is on the brink of renewed war.
		North Korea launched seven missiles earlier this month, against international objections, including a new model believed capable of reaching the U.S. that failed shortly after takeoff.
	www.navytimes.com /story.php?f=1-292925-1969275.php (219 words)

	Korea
		Overall, I would say that it was a rough time, but as that time sinks more and more into the past, many fond memories stick out from that time.
		One of the highlights of my time in Korea came when a small group of us went to Hwagyesa, a Buddhist temple up in the mountains in the north side of Seoul.
		Having lived in Seoul only just long enough to have become accustomed to the constant roar of the city, it was a mystical experience for me. The entire temple grounds were completely silent but for the sound of running water and the occasional chanting just at the threshhold of hearing.
	uu.cx /korea/front.html (185 words)

	KOREA TIMES NEW YORK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Nodutdol’s leader failed to persuade the public that “anti-war does not mean anti-American.” The Korea Times article caused an avalanche of phone calls to the headquarters of the Korean-American Association, as well as severe damage if not the end of the political career of Andrew Kim, the group’s leader.
		In this instance, as in the past, the Korea Times took the anti-North Korean stand.
		With a 40,000 daily circulation, the paper is the largest Korean publication on the East Coast, aimed at the middle and upper classes.
	www.indypressny.org /koreatimes.htm (1507 words)

	Europa Korea NEWS : News
		US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Tuesday she would not put a time limit on talks to end North Korea's nuclear program, but that the onus is on...
		Now South Korea wants a slow transformation of the North, and is ready to shower it with aid and unilateral concessions.
		It was the first goal conceded by Korea after four previous clean sheets and their misery was compounded when defender Kim Chi-woo was shown the red card in...
	korea.be (732 words)

	The Korea Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Vice Minister of Unification Shin Un-sang said Tuesday North Korea is interested in introducing a market-style economy in the joint inter-Korean industrial complex in Kaesong, North Korea...
		Korea’s job market will continue to get tighter next year, as only 280,000 new positions are expected to be available for college graduates...
		Making the world brighter, one light at a time _ as the curtain is about to fall o...
	times.hankooki.com /times.htm (251 words)

	North Korea Times
		Whether it's the latest Nikkei 225 reading in Tokyo, the sterling exchange rate in London, or the status of the Nasdaq in New York, whether it's local North Korea news, the weather forecast for North Korea you'll find it all in the North Korea Times.
		From Najin to Pyongyang, the North Korea Times should be your number one choice for breaking news - local, regional, and national.
		Korea to spend $31B on new units by '20
	www.northkoreatimes.com (663 words)

	Army Times - N. Korea braces for U.S.-S. Korea drill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		SEOUL, South Korea — A North Korean military officer said Tuesday that his country will strengthen its war footing ahead of South Korea-U.S. military exercises later this month, warning that the communist nation has the right to launch a pre-emptive strike.
		North Korea has also put off high-level talks with the South that had been planned in Pyongyang the same week as the March 25-31 exercises.
		Seoul and Washington have said the annual drill is only for defensive purposes, but Pyongyang routinely condemns the exercises as preparations to invade the communist state.
	www.armytimes.com /story.php?f=1-292925-1597878.php (260 words)

	Nuclear Evidence Could Point To Pakistan (washingtonpost.com)
		The Bush administration's claim this week that North Korea appears to have been the supplier of converted uranium to Libya is based on evidence that could just as easily point to Pakistan, a key U.S. ally, as the source, according to analysts and officials familiar with the data.
		North Korea has natural uranium, but there is no direct evidence that it can convert the material to UF6, a gas state that prepares the uranium for enrichment.
		Another theory is that North Korea sold raw uranium to Pakistan, which converted it to UF6 and sold it to Libya.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A58700-2005Feb2.html (1008 words)

	Korea WebWeekly
		The parties are trying to reach agreement on a set of principles to guide negotiations that will lead to the dismantling of Pyongyang's nuclear program and the threat it poses of a destabilizing North Korean nuclear weapons arsenal.
		This movie from North Korea is about a North Korean spy ring's exploits in South Korea during the Korean War.
		This lounge is for people residing in or planning on residing in, or visiting Korea.
	www.kimsoft.com /korea.htm (476 words)

	AsiaMedia :: NORTH KOREA: Newspaper Runs Commercial Advertisements
		The unexpected development in the North is considered as an attempt to trigger change in its media sector, a North Korea expert in Seoul said Sunday.
		"I think North Korea is conducting a small-scale experiment for its media sector by using the small newspaper in Pyongyang," Prof.
		Chin Hee-gwan of Sogang University's Institute of Social Science told The Korea Times.
	www.asiamedia.ucla.edu /article.asp?parentid=21224 (475 words)

	Europa Korea NEWS : Asia Times Online Korea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The United States latest gambit to cool tensions on the Korean Peninsula is to threaten North Korea with a naval blockade, which would devastate the nations already moribund economy.
		The rationale for stationing US troops near the Demilitarized Zone had been that they would serve as a tripwire in case North Korea attacked the South.
		But the decision to reposition those US troops has left pundits wondering whether the third member of the "axis of evil" might now be at the top of the Washington hit list.
	korea.be /82.0.html (290 words)

	U.S.-South Korea: Uneasy Allies - Council on Foreign Relations
		The two sides agreed in advance of the meeting not to issue (Korea Times) any joint declarations at the conclusion of summit, but they did concur on the importance of Six-Party Talks with North Korea, transferring control of their combined forces, and forging a trade deal.
		Blogger Walter Hendler says the two countries are “in the initial stages of a divorce process” caused by generational shifts, changing perspectives on the alliance (OhmyNews), South Korea’s changing attitude toward North Korea, and the emergence of China as the leading power in the region.
		The joint wartime force was established in 1978 to discourage North Korean aggression, and its command lies in the hands of the 30,000-strong U.S. Force Korea (USFK), stationed in South Korea since 1953.
	www.cfr.org /publication/11436/ussouth_korea.html (878 words)

	The Epoch Times \| South Korea Continues Fifth Round of Hunger Strike to Expose Sins of Sujiatun
		On March 25, citizens of South Korea gathered in Seoul City's biggest and busiest urban district, Myeong-dong, to support the fifth round of the relay hunger strike in the Asia-Pacific region protesting the persecution from of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
		The Korea Epoch Times, the Korea Falun Dafa Association, the Korea-China Traditional Culture Association, and other groups gave speeches at the gathering expressing voices of support for the Chinese people against persecution.
		When the spectators fully understood the CCP has been using every possible means to persecute Falun Gong practitioners, many of them expressed their wishes to help rescue the lives of Falun Gong practitioners.
	www.theepochtimes.com /news/6-3-26/39744.html (509 words)

	Korea
		Korea FTA negotiations on medicines will harm us too.
		June 15, 2006 Chung Ah-young for the Korea Times.
		Korea chapter of the PhRMA Submission to the USTR for the 301 report.
	www.cptech.org /ip/health/c/korea (752 words)

	The Korea Travel Times: The nation's No.1 travel journal
		Korea and Germany have agreed to increase the passenger flight frequencies up to 21 times a week over the next two years from the...
		Ms Julia R. Stanley has recently assumed the post of Consul General, Minister Counselor for Consular Affairs of the U.S. Embassy in Seoul.
		In an exclusive interview with the Korea Travel Times, the first since he arrived here, she talked about the prospects for visa waiver status for Korea and other...
	www.koreatraveltimes.com (215 words)

	CNS - North Korea Special Collection
		The statement was the first official comment by the DPRK about the upcoming trilateral meetings between the United States, North Korea and China that are scheduled to be held in Beijing the week of April 20th.
		North Korea's withdrawal could trigger further defections from the treaty and cause other states in the region to pursue nuclear weapons of their own.
		Of equal concern is the potential for North Korea to sell weapons grade fissile material or nuclear weapons themselves to other states and non-state actors, including terrorist groups.
	cns.miis.edu /research/korea (2806 words)

	KoreaWeb.ws - Your Information Gateway to Korea: Research, Art, News, Publications, Jobs, Youth, Women
		Le Courrier de la Corée (Korea Herald's French biweekly magazine)
		Korea Forum (in German, edited by Dr. Roland Wein)
		Download and install RealPlayer or Windows MediaPlayer or Flash Player to receive these stations.
	koreaweb.ws /13_news.html (239 words)

	Big News Network.com - South Korea News
		South Korea wins men's team pursuit with Asian record at Doha Asiad
		Korea to Form $1.6 Billion Fund to Aid Logistics Firms
		South Korea stages new cull after fresh bird flu outbreak
	www.bignewsnetwork.com /index.php/cat/3f5c98640a497b43 (248 words)

	Adoptee Solidarity Korea (ASK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		(Korea Times) Singles Represent 20 Percent of Households
		(Korea Times) Foster Parents to Get W 2 Mil.
		Part of the Asian language and literature department, the class is open to anyone interested in the
	www.adopteesolidarity.org (267 words)

	Islam and Muslims in South Korea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		01/04/06 Dynamic Korea: Muslims, a minority among minorities - The Jakarta Post
		11/06/02 Muslim society in Korea is developing and growing
		07/01/91 South Korea: Islam is this country's fastest growing religion.
	www.islamawareness.net /Asia/KoreaSouth (88 words)

	Linux Today - The Korea Times: Former President Corners Microsoft Korea
		The answer may be the president or ex-presidents of the firm.
		The Korea Times: Linux Love Spells Bad News for MS(Sep 05, 2005)
		Korea Times: Korea Post to Adopt Linux(Aug 31, 2005)
	www.linuxtoday.com /news_story.php3?ltsn=2005-09-25-009-26-NW-MS-PB (347 words)

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