Iran and South Korea join Socceroos and Japan in Brazil

* Iran beat South Korea 1-0 away to qualify Reuters 15 minutes ago Email 0 Share 0 Tweet 0 Related Content * Substitute Kennedy to the rescue for Australia * Uzbekistan and Jordan into playoff Australia and Iran booked their ...

South Korean President Park Geun-hye conferred by phone with US President Barack Obama over the North Korean nuclear standoff and pending issues Monday. During the 20-minute talk, Obama briefed Park on the outcome of his June 7-8 summit with ...

The North Korean Red Cross, referring the entry of 20 North Koreans to South Korea by the Laos government, said it was a case of abduction by Cheong Wa Dae. A spokesperson of the North Korean Red Cross told the Korea Central News Agency that South ...

In a collaboration between the South Korean mobile device manufacturer and the rap mogul from Brooklyn, select Samsung handset owners will be given the opportunity to get Jay-Z's forthcoming album three days ahead of its official release, free of ...

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Iran and South Korea have scrambled into the 2014 FIFA World Cup after scenes of crowd anger and high tension on the final night of group qualifying. Celebration time ... Iran are back in the big time after beating South Korea. Source: Kim Do-hun / ...

ULSAN: South Korea accused Iran's Carlos Queiroz of making a rude gesture at rival coach Choi Kang-Hee after their highly charged World Cup qualifier on Tuesday, and said they expected FIFA to investigate. According to a Korean Football Association ...

South Korea booked another World Cup finals appearance on Tuesday but there was little celebration in Ulsan, with angry fans, media and Iran coach Carlos Queiroz taking aim at departing counterpart Choi Kang-hee. Reuters 7 minutes ago Email 0 ...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg travelled to South Korea to discuss a potential partnership with Samsung this week, as the social network looks to improve its mobile presence. Mark Zuckerberg (right) met with Samsung co-CEO Shin Jong-kyun. (Credit: ...