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The 37 pages that link to South Korea, each with the reason it gives.

• Korean WarRelated: Its defense against invasion drew in United Nations forces.

• Asian financial crisisBroader topic: Its emergency financing and restructuring show how the crisis reached a major industrial economy.

• 1988 Summer OlympicsNarrower topic: Its rapid economic growth and political transition shaped the meaning of hosting the Games.

• Korean PeninsulaBroader topic: It governs the peninsula’s southern portion and claims continuity with a unified Korea.

• North KoreaCompared with: It is North Korea’s counterpart across the peninsula’s division and the Korean Demilitarized Zone.

• Korean reunificationRelated: Its democratic institutions and public debate shape the other side.

• Korean Armistice AgreementRelated: South Korea’s government rejected the armistice and was not a signatory.

• BusanNarrower topic: Busan is the country’s largest port city and second-largest city.

• Kim Jong UnCompared with: Its competitive elections and civil liberties contrast with the political system Kim Jong Un leads.

• 2002 FIFA World CupRelated: It co-hosted the tournament and staged the opening match and semifinals.

• KoreaBroader topic: It is the other state created from Korea’s postwar division.

• Democratic People's Republic of KoreaCompared with: It is the other state created from Korea's postwar division and claims the same peninsula-wide heritage.

• Gyeonggi ProvinceNarrower topic: Gyeonggi is one of the country’s provinces and lies in its northwest.

• Nagasaki PrefectureRelated: The short sea crossing has long linked Tsushima and Nagasaki to Korean exchange.

• DaeguNarrower topic: Daegu is one of South Korea’s metropolitan cities and a major inland center.

• DaejeonNarrower topic: Daejeon’s national context explains its administrative and transport connections.

• North Gyeongsang ProvinceNarrower topic: The province is one of the country’s first-level administrative divisions.

• Jeju ProvinceNarrower topic: Jeju is one of South Korea’s first-level administrative divisions.

• North Jeolla ProvinceNarrower topic: North Jeolla is one of its first-level administrative divisions.

• South Gyeongsang ProvinceNarrower topic: The province is one of the country’s first-level administrative divisions.

• ChuncheonNarrower topic: Chuncheon is a city within South Korea’s northeastern interior.

• South Chungcheong ProvinceNarrower topic: South Chungcheong is one of its first-level administrative divisions.

• ChangwonNarrower topic: Changwon is a major city within South Korea's southeastern region.

• Dog meatRelated: The country’s 2024 ban on breeding, slaughtering, distributing, and selling dogs for food marks a major legal shift.

• Four Asian TigersBroader topic: Its state-backed conglomerates and industrial upgrading distinguish its Tiger experience.

• Gangwon ProvinceNarrower topic: Gangwon is one of its provincial-level administrative regions.

• History of North KoreaCompared with: Its separate development provides the central political and economic comparison with North Korea.

• KAISTNarrower topic: National policy and investment in science and technology form the wider setting for KAIST.

• North Chungcheong ProvinceNarrower topic: North Chungcheong is one of its first-level administrative divisions.

• SuncheonNarrower topic: Suncheon is a city in South Korea.

• Banpo BridgeNarrower topic: Banpo Bridge is part of the country’s capital-city infrastructure.

• Digital Multimedia BroadcastingNarrower topic: The national setting where DMB was developed and introduced.

• Fan deathNarrower topic: Fan death became especially widespread as a belief in this country.

• History of KoreaBroader topic: Its postwar development turned a divided peninsula into a major industrial democracy.

• PyeongtaekNarrower topic: Pyeongtaek is a coastal city within its northwestern province.

• WonjuNarrower topic: Wonju lies within its northeastern region.

• Woo Bum-kon incidentNarrower topic: The incident became a defining national tragedy and a source of public debate.