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The Korean Demilitarized Zone stretches over 250 kilometers, marking one of the most heavily militarized borders in the world.
Over 70 years of dynastic rule by the Kim family shapes North Korea's leadership and influences potential successors to Kim Jong-un.
Defectors from North Korea recount their experiences under Kim Jong-un's regime, revealing the gap between state propaganda and everyday life.
B.B. King, a Mississippi-born blues legend, is celebrated through interviews with Eric Clapton and Bono, alongside archival footage and live performances.
North Korea's Secret Service kidnaps hundreds from Japan and other countries under Kim Jung II.
A Harvard survey estimates nearly 6,000 deaths from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, far exceeding the official toll of 64.
Bill Gates discusses pandemic preparedness and critiques global responses, including President Trump's.
Conscientious objectors in South Korea face jail or three years of prison work instead of military service.
Simon Mundy discusses Fusion Energy and the ITER project in France for clean energy solutions.
A former national fencer exposes corruption leading to Park Geun-hye's downfall in South Korea.
Robert Redfield leads the CDC amid criticism for handling the coronavirus outbreak.
Kim Jong Un's birthday coincides with North and South Korea's first talks in two years.
North Korea escalates tensions with South Korea after a recent explosion near the border.
115 people died in the 1987 bombing of a South Korean airliner, an operation carried out by Kim Hyon Hui, a North Korean secret agent.
Activists in South Korea launch helium balloons to send USB drives and propaganda into North Korea, aiming to break the regime's media control.
Naomi Selvaratnam meets North Korean women in South Korea to discuss their escapes.
North Korean defectors in Seoul recount their experiences in labor camps, highlighting the torture and slavery they endured under Kim Jong-un's regime.
Wired reveals South Korea's gaming addiction and North Korea's cyber warfare tactics.
Corporal punishment in South Korea, exemplified by recent footage of a teacher assaulting a student, highlights a mental health crisis among youth and societal pressures.
Davey Smith explains PCR tests for COVID-19 and their importance in accurate diagnosis.
A South Korean city tackles government surveillance issues and privacy concerns effectively.
Seung-Woo Yang documents the Korean Yakuza's world through photography and personal memories.
Kim Young-Jun and Gabe Sin revive mother-of-pearl art in South Korea's Yangpyeong.
Laura and Richard cope with the loss of their dog Dylan while preparing for cloned puppies.
Eighteen-year-old Hwain undergoes double eyelid surgery, a procedure that has become a common graduation gift among South Korean teens.
Kim Shin Jo recounts the 1968 North Korean assassination attempt on the South Korean President.
The sinking of M.V. Sewol resulted in over three hundred fatalities, igniting national outrage and a political crisis in South Korea.
Ji Wook-cheol advocates for restoring Korea's seagrass forests after personal tragedy.
At 300 meters high, George King climbs The Shard in London, facing police and security while pushing the limits of urban exploration.
Children in South Korea attend rehab to overcome severe internet addictions and gaming issues.
Yeon-mi Park recounts her escape from North Korea, her life in South Korea, and her rise as a TV star opposing Kim Jong-Un's regime.
Conan reviews Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare with Mr. Aaron Blair in a comedic gaming session.
Conan plans a trip to South Korea after receiving a letter and snacks from a fan.
Conan O'Brien humorously learns Korean and cultural nuances in South Korea.
Conan O'Brien reunites with Samuel, a female octopus he initially bought in Seoul, as she arrives in Los Angeles for a Hollywood tour and a cement imprint at Grauman's Chinese Theater.
Conan visits South Korea to thank fan Sunny Lee for her support and snacks.
The CDC reported several dozen confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States, with the first death occurring just a day prior.
In 1964, Bruce Lee demonstrated his one-inch punch at the Long Beach International karate tournaments, showing how to generate power from a short distance.
Steven Yeun invites Conan to a welcoming transvestite bar in Seoul, Korea.
President Obama advises Trump on Meryl Streep and Joyce Korea in a humorous phone call.
Simon Mundy discusses the rise of South Korean cultural exports and its global impact.
'Squid Game' captivates audiences worldwide, sparking a dalgona candy craze and deadly childhood games.
At least 41 people have died in South Korea due to flooding and landslides caused by days of torrential rain, as extreme weather grips Asia.
Historic talks between Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in in Panmunjom mark a pivotal moment in North and South Korea's efforts to address ongoing tensions.
President Moon Jae-in meets in Washington to discuss North Korea's nuclear program.
Teams threaten to boycott South Korea's women's football league over gender testing issues.
The coronavirus outbreak surges in South Korea, Iran, and Italy, raising global health concerns.
Governments respond to COVID-19 as Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe closes schools next Monday.
