Sunshine Land: Where War is Actually a Game
In Sunshine Land, South Korean children frolic about in virtual reality...as gunned soldiers. Welcome to the 21st century, where war is taught like a game.
In Sunshine Land, South Korean children frolic about in virtual reality...as gunned soldiers. Welcome to the 21st century, where war is taught like a game.
North Korea is a subject of major concern and fascination due to its growing arsenal of nuclear weapons. Here is a quick primer on the situation.
An unknown number of Vietnamese civilians were raped, killed and wounded by South Korean soldiers during the Vietnam War.
Speculations abound about the possibility of war with North Korea. A young South Korean media personality thinks it's highly unlikely. Wishful thinking?
What does North Korea want? Will it start a war? What is S. Korea's role in all this? Here's the voice of a young S. Korean eating "nuclear spicy" noodles.
Two female North Korean defectors discuss their lives in the North Korean military and the prospects of war between North Korea and the U.S.
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Seoul prepares for its 2015 annual arms exposition, reflecting its not-so-secret ambition to grow an arms export business.