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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says U.S. envoy Stephen Bosworth's mission to North Korea this week was "quite positive" even though it yielded no firm commitment by Pyongyang to return to Chinese-sponsored talks on its nuclear program. It was the...
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Chief U.S. policymaker on North Korea Stephen Bosworth arrived in Pyongyang on Tuesday for a three-day visit aimed at persuading North Korea to return to the stalled six-party denuclearization talks, according to North Korean official media. To access...
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President Barack Obama's first envoy to North Korea flies to Pyongyang Tuesday to try to coax the prickly state back to the nuclear talks it quit a year ago, but without offering it any new incentives. A senior U.S. official said Stephen Bosworth wants...
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How Marines saved Seoul in 1950 Sunday, December 06, 2009 Few Americans today are likely to react to the names Pusan and Inchon, a sad truth that is testimony to just how forgotten the Forgotten War is. Yet in their way Pusan and Inchon are as significant...
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North Korea has confirmed a drastic reform of its currency in what's widely viewed as an attempt to control a growing black market and curbing runaway inflation. Amid recent reports of protest and violence in Pyongyang among members of a small but restive...
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The markets, which have gradually emerged across North Korea in recent years, have become a profitable business for some traders. But their growth outside of government controls is believed to have unnerved authorities. Faced with mounting food shortages,...
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Possessing the power and speed to overwhelm an opponent and a ruthless streak in the ring, Choi is known as the "Defector Boxer Girl" in South Korea, where she is a new hope for a declining sport in the country that was known for producing scrappy and...
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The Taiwan Foundation for Democracy is honouring exiled North Korean journalist Kim Seong-Min with its 2009 Asia Democracy and Human Rights Award. Seong-Min is the founder and director of Free North Korea Radio and is being recognised...Tobruk yesterday...
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South Korea — Activists in South Korea staged a rally Monday near the border with North Korea, which has long been accused of having one of the world's worst human rights records. Organizers said the rally is aimed at calling for greater global attention...
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South Korea — A 30-year-old South Korean defected to communist North Korea by crossing the heavily fortified border dividing the two Koreas, Pyongyang's state media said Tuesday. The man crossed into North Korea on Monday and was in the country's "warm...
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