- North Korea announces "satellite launch" for April
- Seoul warns Pyongyang of United Nations sanctions if North Korea goes ahead with rocket launch (Reuters).
- US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton proposals missile talks with North Korea
- South Korean national team loses to San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers in friendly matches; mathematically ruled out of Penant race (Korea Times).
- IMF says South Korean debt ratio is still healthy (Joongang Ilbo).
- Samsung Economic Research Institute (SERI) economist says Korean won (KRW) could recover to 1120 won per dollar by the end of 2009 if certain conditions are met (Chosun Ilbo).
- Lawyer for Rain concert promoter says Rain and his agency engaged in "shameful and dishonest business practices" by canceling a 2007 concert in Hawaii and keeping a half-million-dollar appearance fee (AP).
- The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education is moving to put "foreign schools" that cater to non-ROK nationals more in line with public and private schools that cater to Korean citizens by toughening hiring rules and requiring that each new appointment be reported (Korea Times).
- Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign manager goes to Pyongyang to boost Dear Leader's sagging image with starving populace (Reno Examiner).

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