Jan 14 Watch U.S. Turns to China for ‘Real Action’ on North Korea, Other Issues Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges China to enforce U.N. sanctions against North Korea in a major policy address Friday. Margaret Warner, in Seoul, speaks with South Korea's national security adviser, and describes South Korea's tougher line toward the North,… Continue watching
Jan 13 Gen. Sharp: U.S., Allies Could Neutralize N. Korean Missile By Larisa Epatko If Defense Secretary Robert Gates' prediction this week is correct, and North Korea is developing a missile -- nuclear or otherwise -- that can hit the United States, U.S. and allied forces are prepared to neutralize it, Gen. Walter "Skip"… Continue reading
Jan 13 Voices From South Korea: National Security, North Korea and the U.S. By Margaret Warner South Koreans enter 2011 still smarting from two North Korean attacks last year -- on a warship in March and an island in November -- that together killed 50 of their citizens. We've been asking South Koreans how they now… Continue reading
Jan 10 Observation Post Shows South Koreans’ Love/Hate Fascination with the North By Margaret Warner Map of Odusan Unification Observatory courtesy of ROK Drop TONG-IL JEONMANGDAE, South Korea | "Look, there it is. That's North Korea," says Lee Hoon, standing with me and provincial Gov. Kim Moon-Soo on the observation platform of a huge stone… Continue reading
Jan 05 Korea Dispatch: In South Korea, Business Trumps Threat of Conflict By Margaret Warner One of the many camera counters at I-Park mall in Seoul. Photo by Larisa Epatko SEOUL, South Korea | In search of a memory card for our camera, we stumbled into the I-Park mall, a dazzling cornucopia of electronic… Continue reading
Jan 04 NewsHour Travels to South Korea Amid Military Tensions By Larisa Epatko With Korean peninsula tensions at an all-time high, senior correspondent Margaret Warner and a PBS NewsHour team head to South Korea this month to report on military and social issues. Continue reading