For the Geo Quiz we are looking for cities that manufacture Hyundai cars.
Small manufacturing towns throughout the Midwest have been ravaged by foreign competition for some 30 years. Call it irony, or call it smart business, but some of these same communities are now trying to reinvent themselves by turning to foreign competition.
The World’s Jason Strother reports on how military conscripts in the South are following the events in Pyongyang with particular interest.
For some North Korean defectors, Kim Jong-il’s funeral was a case of déjà vu, bringing back memories of the death of Kim Il-sung, the North’s founding leader, in 1994. Reporter Jason Strother has the story from Seoul.
The last time North Korea had a transition of power, people in the South feared the outbreak of war. Now they’re taking it in stride. And as Jason Strother reports, some see the change as an opportunity for South Korean business.
The South Korean government has asked an evangelical group to postpone lighting Christmas Trees along the North-South border, as North Koreans mourn the death of their leader, Kim Jong Il. But Seoul hasn’t stopped groups from sending leaflets into North Korea denouncing Pyongyang.
One of the most popular downloads in South Korea is a podcast that makes fun of the president, Lee Myung-bak.
Young South Koreans don’t really care that much about reuniting with North Korea. So the government in Seoul has started an online video channel to get them interested.
Which South Korean city is hosting a UN meeting at the moment?
In South Korea, online shopping is nothing new but one supermarket chain there says it’s taken the experience to a whole new level.
Podcast: Almost no place on earth is remote any more, as a linguist discovers when he spends a year in an Inuit village.
South Korean officials have arrested a North Korean defector on suspicion of plotting to kill high-profile activist Park Sang-hak, reports from Seoul say.
The South Korean government is revamping the street address system with a more Western approach.
Visualize Korea without its heavily fortified frontier between North and South.