President Donald Trump said tariffs he plans to impose on South Korea are intended to “even out” what he described as an imbalance between trade and the cost of stationing U.S. troops on the peninsula.

South Korea is canceling its planned purchase of 36 AH-64E Apache helicopters from the United States and redirecting some of the money to unmanned systems, according to a South Korean lawmaker.

Roughly 200 service members and South Korean government officials gathered at Camp Humphreys to honor the U.N. Command’s charter, instituted shortly after the start of the Korean War.

A North Korean man was taken into custody by the South Korean military after crossing the heavily fortified border between the two countries, according to the South’s Ministry of National Defense.

Six P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol planes were inaugurated into South Korea’s navy in hopes of better detecting sea-based threats in and around the Korean Peninsula.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung called on the military this week to streamline the process of repurposing government real estate previously occupied by U.S. forces since the Korean War.

North Korea has informed U.N. Command of plans to resume construction projects along its side of the DMZ. While Pyongyang’s specific intentions remain unclear, the prior notification represents a “meaningful message” aimed at avoiding accidental military clashes, the South said.

South Korea’s government urged the North to give advance notice if it releases water from its Imjin River dam as the monsoon season approaches the peninsula.

A fighter pilot with more than 400 combat flight hours has assumed command of the U.S. fighter wing closest to North Korea.

Around 200 Starbucks stores in South Korea are testing out plant-based plastic straws after customers complained about the durability of the coffee chain’s paper straws.