When South Korean born filmmaker Deann Borshay Liem was a girl, her American adoptive father, a film buff, taught her how to use an 8-millimeter camera and often made short films about the family. “We ...

Between North and South Korea lies the demilitarized zone (DMZ), one of the world’s most heavily armed borders. The 160-mile stretch is barred with fences and landmines and is largely empty of human ...

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In the event of war, North Korea’s plan is to use overwhelming firepower and speed of action to conduct a “One Blow Non-Stop Attack.” The recent defection of a North Korean soldier across the ...

Key Points and Summary - Amid rising threats from a nuclear-armed North Korea and an assertive China, the U.S. should resume combat patrols on the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). -This proposal ...

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North Korean troops have suffered “multiple casualties” from land mine explosions while laying explosives along the country’s heavily armed border with the South in recent months, the South Korean ...

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South Korea has resumed excavation of Korean War remains at White Horse Ridge in the DMZ, a site of fierce 1952 fighting. The phased operation begins with mine clearance and is coordinated with the UN ...

CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea — The United Nations Command has raised objections to proposed South Korean legislation that would allow non-military access to the Demilitarized Zone, warning it could ...

The quiet of the late-winter morning is interrupted by a staccato of gunshots. "Military drills," shrugs Kim Seung-ho, 58, the director of the DMZ Ecology Research Institute, a nonprofit organization ...