A timeline of significant events in Korean history, including Lee Jun's protest in 1907, UN intervention in the Korean War in 1950, US-North Korea nuclear talks in 1993, cyberattacks in 2004, nuclear facility inspections in 2007, diplomatic disputes with Japan in 2008, and the repatriation of North Korean fishermen in 2015.
A timeline of significant events in Korean history, including the 1866 General Sherman incident, the birth of patriot Kim Koo, inter-Korean alliances and talks, military tensions, economic deals, and sports achievements.
This timeline highlights significant events in South Korea's history, including armistice talks, diplomatic summits, economic initiatives, and political milestones, spanning from 1953 to 2020.
A timeline of significant events in South Korean history, including Japanese colonial rule, the Korean War, an assassination attempt on a president, diplomatic relations, World Cup achievements, and a historic NBA draft selection.
A chronological overview of significant events in South Korea from 1965 to 2018, including troop deployments to Vietnam, unification policies, a historic golf win, hostage crisis, inter-Korean talks, nuclear program negotiations, visa waiver suspension, a "die with dignity" ruling, new currency release, compensation for Samsung employees, UNESCO World Heritage site designation, and the death of former Prime Minister Kim Jong-pil.
A timeline of significant events in South Korean history, including the return of the Independence Army in 1946, participation in the Olympics in 1948, normalization of ties with Japan in 1965, a historic World Cup run in 2002, the death of Kim Sun-il in 2004, legal gender change recognition in 2006, and a deadly shooting rampage in 2014.
On June 18, South Korea's history saw significant events including a Japanese land ownership project in Korea (1918), President Rhee releasing POWs (1953), signing a trade treaty with Burma (1964), announcing an economic development plan (1976), establishing UAE ties (1980), World Cup victories (2002, 2013), and inter-Korean agreements for the Asian Games (2018).
Starbucks Korea will close over 2,000 stores for mandatory history and social sensitivity training after a promotion on May 18, the anniversary of the Gwangju massacre, sparked public outrage and boycotts. The closures will cost an estimated $1.4m in lost sales.
Key historical events in South Korea include the Bank of Korea's 1950 launch, diplomatic ties with Chile in 1962, the Korea Press Foundation's 1981 establishment, a 1995 US-North Korea nuclear agreement, and a 2006 diplomatic visit to Kaesong.
June 4th marks significant moments in Korean history, including treaties with France and Japan, military clashes with North Korea, advancements in technology and women's rights, and political developments.
June 3rd marks significant moments in South Korean history, including the return of independence fighter Yi Pom-suk in 1946, the establishment of a separate government in 1947, student protests against Japan talks in 1964, dam water discharge in 2002, FTA ratification in 2011, Lee Seung-yuop's 400th homer in 2015, "Parasite" awards in 2020, missile data sharing agreement in 2023, and suspension of a military pact in 2024.
Professor Seo Kyung-duk and actress Song Hye-kyo will create and donate a Korean history guide for the Washington D.C. area to commemorate "Veterans and Patriots Month" in June. The guide, already designed, will be donated and released online for tourists.
A timeline of significant events in Korean history on May 25th, including political talks in 1946, North Korea's second atomic test in 2009, and the repatriation of war dead in 2012.
May 21st marks significant events in South Korean history, including post-WWII Korean talks, a military coup, international gatherings, legal precedents for conscientious objectors, mountaineering achievements, and diplomatic summits with the US.
A timeline of significant events in South Korean history, including political arrests, elections, curfews, assassinations, student protests, financial scandals, military incidents, and diplomatic actions related to North Korea.
A timeline of significant events in South Korea on May 18, including diplomatic relations, the Gwangju Uprising, protests for democracy, military actions, and admissions of past civilian killings.
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