More than a half-century after hostilities ended in Korea, a document from the war's chaotic early days has come to light — a letter from the U.S. ambassador to Seoul, informing the State Department that American soldiers would shoot refugees approaching their lines.
A Japanese university agrees to return scores of books chronicling Korea's last Joseon Dynasty, which it has preserved since they were seized during Japan's colonial occupation of the peninsula.
Japan and other key donors to Sri Lanka warn both the government and Tamil Tigers that war will mean cut off of international support for the south Asian nation.