American wine

Kim Chang-nam, 71, who was one of the participants in the latest inter-Korean reunion for families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War

After decades apart, reunions bring Koreans together again

Global Scan

At a recent organized reunion, some North and South Koreans found family members they had not seen since the Korean War. A Reuter’s photographer was there. Parliamentarians in Ukraine struck blows — literally — against a free press, when they attacked a news manager over coverage. And Spain gets ready to release a bumper crop of wine, all in today’s Global Scan.

Kim Chang-nam, 71, who was one of the participants in the latest inter-Korean reunion for families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War

After decades apart, reunions bring Koreans together again

Global Scan

Kosovo trying to cultivate reputation as a burgeoning wine making location

Environment

Fastest Growing Wine Producing Region in the World

The World

Middle East wine revolution: Arab awakening boosts wine business

The World

Vineyards Going Organic

Cy Musiker reports from the vineyard region of northern California where a number of wineries are incorporating organic farming techniques to improve the taste of their wine. From techniques in crop cover to using natural predators, growers are experimenting with an array of interesting methods.

The World

French wine exports reach record low

Arts, Culture & Media

French exports of expensive champagne and cognac suffered a record 17 percent drop last year, as people in the U.S. and Britain drank less and switched to cheaper brands. Will this damage the traditional dominance France holds in the wine industry?