SEOUL, March 10 (Reuters) - South Korea President Lee Jae Myung said on Tuesday that his country could not stop U.S. forces in Korea from shipping some weapons out of the Asian country, but that it would not impact deterrence against North Korea.

Korea began its week celebrating home runs by spreading their arms wide as if they were on an airplane, carrying an inflatable "M" to stand for Miami. On Monday night, needing a win against Australia and for everything to go exactly right,

US military transport planes have flown out of South Korea in recent days, flight-tracking data showed, after Seoul confirmed it was discussing the possible redeployment of American military assets as the Iran conflict escalates.

"While we have expressed opposition, the reality is that we cannot fully push through our position," Lee said. South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun reportedly said both sides were in talks for redeploying Patriot air defense batteries in South Korea ...

South Korean and Chinese scholars said Thursday that improving relations between North and South Korea has become increasingly important amid rapidly shifting global tensions, including recent U.S. an

By Joyce Lee and Kyu-seok Shim SEOUL, March 9 (Reuters) - South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Monday that authorities would cap domestic fuel prices for the first time in nearly 30 years to contain a spike in prices after the conflict in the Middle East sent global crude prices sharply higher.

The annual event, usually held in April, has been cancelled a month before it was due to take place, a tour agency says.

Chinese Taipei enters a game that is an absolute must-win if it wants any chance of advancing. After dropping its first two games against Australia and Japan, failing to push a run across the board, the offense teed off for 14 runs against Czechia.