— December 30, 2019
Nothing is getting better on the Korean peninsula. According to the Yonhap News agency, North Korea has decided to boycott the next women's football tournament counting... Read more "
— October 14, 2019
Nothing changes in Korea. The two neighbors of the peninsula must meet on a football field, Tuesday October 16, in the qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup. But despite... Read more "
— December 28, 2018
The tradition of diplomatic ping pong continues. With a new privileged terrain: the Korean peninsula. The Korea Table Tennis Association (KTTA) has announced its desire to... Read more "
— December 12, 2018
The rapprochement between the two Koreas on the sporting field no longer marks the slightest pause. The South Korean agency Yonhap announces the organization, Friday, December 14, of a new meeting between... Read more "
— July 4, 2018
The tour of the South Korean men's and women's basketball teams in North Korea began on Wednesday July 4 with a meeting rich in symbols. For the first of... Read more "
— June 26, 2017
After table tennis, will taekwondo become a “diplomatic” sport? Moon Jae-in, the new South Korean president, inaugurated last month, made a surprise visit at the start of the weekend... Read more "
— October 4, 2016
Less than 500 days before the PyeongChang Games, the presidency of the South Korean Olympic Committee (KOC) is the envy of many. No less than 5 candidates are in the running for... Read more "
— September 16, 2013
The rapprochement between the two Koreas is taking shape. And it takes a sporting turn. For the first time, the South Korean anthem was played in Korea... Read more "
— September 10, 2013
Will sport succeed where diplomacy has failed? A delegation of weightlifters from South Korea is traveling to Pyongyang, capital of North Korea, this week to... Read more "
— August 30, 2013
How to fight? In Chungju, a peaceful city of 200 inhabitants, remembered for having given birth to the current Secretary General of the UN, Ban Ki-moon, South Korea... Read more "