Today in Korean history
All Headlines
14:00 December 07, 2017
Dec. 8
1995 -- Former President Choi Kyu-hah receives a summons for testimony in relation to a coup and massacre in Gwangju.
1997 -- Daewoo Motor announces plans to take over Ssangyong Motor.
2002 -- South and North Korea agree to open a temporary road between Seoul and Sinuiju
2003 -- The parliamentary panel endorses plans to build an administrative capital.
2008 -- A new round of six-way talks begins in Beijing on North Korea's nuclear weapons program and how to verify its accounting of the program.
2013 -- South Korea announces a new air defense zone to counter China's unilateral decision to expand its own, bolstering Seoul's sovereignty over a reef and other islands off the southern coast of the Korean Peninsula.
(END)
Issue Keywords
Most Liked
-
1 
'D-2' by BTS' Suga debuts at No. 11 on Billboard 200
-
2 
BTS' Jungkook releases new solo track 'Still with You'
-
3 
S. Korea to test QR codes at nightclubs, eateries, cinemas to contain virus
-
4 
Cram school infections up worries ahead of school reopening
-
5
(LEAD) S. Korea tests QR registration at nightclubs, eateries to contain virus
Most Saved
-
1 
'D-2' by BTS' Suga debuts at No. 11 on Billboard 200
-
2 
S. Korea to test QR codes at nightclubs, eateries, cinemas to contain virus
-
3 
Sporadic infections linked to small churches put authorities on edge
-
4 
(4th LD) S. Korea to tighten quarantine rules despite drop in new infection cases
-
5 
(4th LD) S. Korea again gripped by church-linked cluster infections in greater Seoul area
-
1 
(2nd LD) N. Korea vows to abolish inter-Korean liaison office in anger over leaflets
-
2 
(LEAD) S. Korea reports 51 new virus cases, most in 8 days
-
3 
Health product retailer emerging as new coronavirus cluster in Seoul
-
4 (URGENT) S. Korea reports 51 more cases of new coronavirus, total now at 11,719: KCDC
-
5 
Military admits security failure over illegal Chinese entrants on small boats
