The expansion of the arsenal has become a growing threat to the United States and allies in the region.
Author: John Yoon
What’s in North Korea’s Weapons Arsenal?
The expansion of the arsenal has become a growing threat to the United States and allies in the region.
BTS Performs Live in Seoul for First Time in Over 2 Years
The K-pop group returned to the stage in South Korea on Thursday, although fans were not allowed to cheer, scream or sing along because of Covid restrictions.
South Korea Prepares for Another Covid-Era National Election
The government requires people with Covid to remain in isolation at home, but a special time window on Election Day would allow them to leave to cast their ballots.
Tonga Extends Its Lockdown as Covid Cases Rise
The island nation barely saw the coronavirus in the first two years of the pandemic. But after a volcanic eruption, an outbreak among visiting aid workers has pushed up its caseload.
Covid Case in Beijing Olympic Bubble Is Linked to a German Team
A supervisor who tested positive is asymptomatic and is now in a quarantine hotel, the German Olympic Sports Confederation said.
American Airlines Flight Turns Back Over Passenger Mask Dispute
The London-bound flight was about 500 miles into its 4,400-mile journey when it reversed course and returned to Miami.
Racing to Stop Omicron, Countries Rely on At-Home Antigen Tests
Countries aim keep up with the variant’s rapid pace of transmission, marking a shift from viewing P.C.R. testing as the primary method of diagnosis.
South Korea Temporarily Re-Tightens Covid Restrictions
The country also confirmed its first cluster of the Omicron variant, in a church where two locally transmitted cases were found and 800 were being tested.
Covid Rules Prevent South Korean Fans From Singing at Concerts
South Koreans including K-pop fans will not be able to shout, chant or sing at performances with 500 or more attendees, according to government rules.