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Gov’t Says It Will Test THAAD Radar Waves Again to Allay Health Concerns

Gov’t Says It Will Test THAAD Radar Waves Again to Allay Health Concerns

SEOUL, July 26 (Korea Bizwire) – South Korea will again check the electromagnetic waves coming from the powerful radar used in the advanced U.S. anti-missile system to help allay fears about the health risks associated with the equipment, the defense ministry said Tuesday.  The move comes after the Ministry of National Defense carried out a [...]

Gov’t Says No Change in Site for U.S. Anti-Missile System

Gov’t Says No Change in Site for U.S. Anti-Missile System

SEOUL, Jul. 23 (Korea Bizwire) – The Defense Ministry on Saturday ruled out any change in the site for deploying an advanced U.S. anti-missile system amid no signs of progress in ending the standoff with angry residents near the site. Residents in the country’s southeastern county of Seongju began protesting after South Korea and U.S. [...]

Park Defends THAAD Deployment Plan Again

Park Defends THAAD Deployment Plan Again

SEOUL, July 21 (Korea Bizwire) – President Park Geun-hye on Thursday defended the recent decision by Seoul and Washington to deploy an advanced U.S. antimissile system here, stressing she won’t bow to “criticism and resistance” to protect the nation.  Presiding over a session of the National Security Council, Park vowed to devise “all necessary measures” [...]

S. Korea to Respond Firmly to N. Korean Provocations over THAAD: Government

SEOUL, July 15 (Korea Bizwire) – South Korea will respond firmly to all North Korean threats made against the deployment of the U.S. antimissile system on its soil, the government said Friday, making clear that the move is designed to counter Pyongyang’s evolving nuclear and missile capabilities.  The Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry [...]

N. Korean Provocations Impair S. Korea’s Border Tourism

N. Korean Provocations Impair S. Korea’s Border Tourism

PAJU/YEONCHEON, South Korea, July 14 (Korea Bizwire) – Security tourism in South Korea’s northwestern border areas has suffered a blow due to cooling inter-Korean relations amid a series of incessant North Korean provocations, including missile tests.  The number of tourists visiting security attractions, including observatories and underground tunnels dug by the North, has been decreasing every [...]