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Why is South Korea unhappy with Ukraine over two captured North Korean soldiers? (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Two North Korean soldiers captured fighting for Russia against Ukraine are now in South Korea. The move has raised questions over how they will be investigated, protected and resettled, and the legal basis for their transfer. The soldiers are expected to undergo questioning and security screening before the South Korean authorities decide whether to grant them protection and
What happens next to the captured North Korea soldiers? (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Two North Korean soldiers captured fighting for Russia against Ukraine are now in South Korea. The move has raised questions over how they will be investigated, protected and resettled, and the legal basis for their transfer. The soldiers are expected to undergo questioning and security screening before the South Korean authorities decide whether to grant them protection and
South Korea says North Korea nuclear warhead numbers are far above Trumpâs guess (opens the original)
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South Korea has said North Korea has between 80 and 120 nuclear warheads, far mroe than the number estimated by Donald Trump. The countryâs defence minister announced the number on Thursday, citing a range significantly higher than President Trump's recent assertion that Pyongyang has 57 nuclear weapons. Trump made the remark at the White House on Wednesday while discussing North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his plans to âmeet him later this year. Defence Minister Ahn Gyu-back told lawmaker
South Koreaâs hot day festival marks last season of legal dog meat trade (opens the original)
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For decades, the peak period of summer heat historically brought surging trade to South Koreaâs dog meat venues, with locals eating traditional energy-boosting meals to cope with the weather. The third "boknal", or hot day, of 2026 on Friday held particular significance as the final one before a total nationwide prohibition takes effect in February 2027, banning the breeding, slaughtering and sale of dogs for human consumption. Crowds populated lunchtime alleys outside eateries in Seongnamâs
North Korea tells residents to eat dog-meat soup to tackle record heatwave (opens the original)
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North Korea has told its public to eat dog-meat soup in a bid to tackle a heatwave gripping the Korean Peninsula. State media has portrayed Kim Jong Un as a leader who endures harsh conditions alongside his people while touting everything from dog-meat soup to chicken broth as ways to cope with high temperatures. State television reported on Thursday the temperature hit 36.7 degrees Celsius (98.1 degrees Fahrenheit), the highest since weather recordings began in the country. Media in the countr
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