South Korea in Historical Milestones: From Gambia Relations to Wartime Justice
Timeline spans 56 years of diplomatic ties, inter-Korean dialogue, nuclear negotiations, and ongoing historical disputes
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A chronological overview of South Korea's key historical events from 1965 to 2021, including diplomatic relations with Gambia and Qatar, inter-Korean dialogue over the Kaesong complex, North Korea's nuclear test suspension in 2018, and the dismissal of wartime sexual slavery lawsuits against Japan.
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April 21 1965 -- South Korea and Gambia establish diplomatic relations.
1984 -- South Korea and Qatar forge an economic accord.
2009 -- South and North Korea hold their first dialogue in more than a year to discuss a troubled joint industrial complex in the North's border city of Kaesong, where a South Korean worker had been held for about a month. The employee of Hyundai Asan Corp. was accused of criticizing the North's political system and trying to incite a local female worker to defect to the South.
2018 -- North Korea says it will suspend nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests, as well as dismantle the Punggye-ri nuclear test site, days ahead of leader Kim Jong-un's meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
2021 -- South Korean victims of wartime sexual slavery lose their second lawsuit against the Japanese government. The Seoul Central District Court dismissed the case brought by 20 plaintiffs, including surviving victims forced to work in front-line brothels for Japanese soldiers during World War II, citing sovereign immunity, a legal doctrine that allows a state to be immune from a civil suit in foreign courts.
