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Malaysian court to rule on women accused of killing brother of N. Korean leader
Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong, a Vietnamese, could face the death penalty on charges of murdering Kim Jong Nam.
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North, South Korea to hold talks before possible Pyongyang summit
A spokesman for South Korea’s presidential Blue House said on Sunday officials hoped such details would be decided at Monday’s talks.
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US envoy hands letter from Trump for Kim to North Korean minister
Sung Kim, the US ambassador to the Philippines, handed the letter to Ri Yong Ho on the sidelines of a regional meeting, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
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Russia allows entry of thousands of North Korean workers: WSJ
Over 10,000 new North Korean workers have registered in Russia since September, the paper said, citing records from the Russian Interior Ministry.
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Trump received letter from North Korea's Kim on 1 August: White House
White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said Trump had received a letter from Kim on Wednesday and had responded with a note that should be delivered shortly.
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US welcomes home remains of presumed war dead from North Korea
Vice President Mike Pence hailed the remains’ arrival in Hawaii as evidence of the success of President Donald Trump’s landmark summit in June with North Koran leader Kim Jong Un.
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US remains returned by North Korea could take days or decades to identify
The 55 boxes, draped in the blue and white flag of the United Nations, are each small enough to be carried in one person’s arms.
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US detects new activity at North Korea factory that built ICBMs: source
According to the US official who spoke to Reuters, one photo showed a truck and covered trailer similar to those the North has used to move its ICBMs.
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North Korea transfers remains of Korean War soldiers to US: White House
The repatriation of remains of US soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean War was one of the agreements reached during an unprecedented summit.
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US accuses North Korea of UN sanctions breach, demands end to fuel sales
The charge of a sanctions breach comes as Washington engages North Korea in a bid to convince Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons.
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Pompeo to head to North Korea as doubts mount about its intentions
The State Department said Pompeo would head on Saturday from Pyongyang to Tokyo, where he would discuss North Korean denuclearisation with Japanese and South Korean leaders.
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[WATCH] North Korea officials meet in demilitarised zone
US and North Korea officials met this weekend.
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US to give North Korea post-summit timeline with 'asks' soon: official
Pompeo told reporters on a visit to Seoul earlier this month he would take the lead role in driving the North Korea negotiation process forward following the summit.
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US identifies North Korea missile test site it says Kim committed to destroy
CBS News was the first to identify the site, which is the newest of North Korea’s known major missile testing facilities.
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North Korea, China discuss 'true peace', denuclearisation - KCNA
Kim and Xi assessed the historic meeting Kim had with US President Donald Trump in Singapore last week and exchanged opinions on ways to resolve the issue of denuclearisation, Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said.
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US, South Korea agree to suspend joint military exercise
It's understood South Korea and the United States have agreed to suspend all planning activities regarding the Freedom Guardian military drill scheduled for August.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visiting China - Chinese state media
Kim will be in China on Tuesday and Wednesday but the brief report gave no other details.
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S.Korea, US to announce suspension of major military drills this week - Yonhap
Citing an unnamed government source, the South Korean news agency said the suspension was likely to affect only major joint exercises, not more routine military training.
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Trump ‘planning’ to call North Korea’s Kim on Sunday
President Donald Trump told reporters in an impromptu news conference on the White House lawn he had given North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a phone number to allow him to reach him directly.
