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North Korea state media hits out at 'imbecile' Biden
Joe Biden has been on the campaign trail since announcing last month his candidacy for the Democratic Party nomination in the 2020 presidential election.
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US 'aware' of North Korea actions, will 'monitor': WH
The launch would be North Korea's first such action in more than a year as it seeks to up pressure on Washington with nuclear talks deadlocked.
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North Korea's Kim arrives in Russia for summit with Putin
Kim's private armoured train arrived Wednesday in the Russian border town of Khasan, Russian media reports said, where he was welcomed with bread and salt in a traditional gesture.
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Trump, Kim to meet anew in month after North Korean visits White House
White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said that Trump would again meet the North Korean leader "near the end of February" at a location to be announced later.
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Sexual abuse of women rife in North Korea: HRW
North Korean women caught fleeing the country to China or who are repatriated from its neighbour face severe punishment including torture, imprisonment and sexual abuse, the report said.
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Kim Jong Un says talks with Pompeo 'productive and wonderful': KCNA
In Pompeo’s last trip to Pyongyang in July, North Korea denounced him for making “gangster-like demands.” Pompeo did not meet Kim on that trip.
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North, South Korea leaders to hold summit on Sept 18-20, Seoul says
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un “reconfirmed his determination to completely denuclearise” the Korean peninsula.
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Trump hails Kim, sees no need to resume US-South Korea war games
Trump’s statement came a day after his defense secretary hinted that the drills, which North Korea denounces as rehearsals for invasion, could resume.
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Korean families separated by war to reunite briefly after 65 years
More than 57,000 South Korean survivors have registered for a brief family reunion, which lasts only 11 hours and often ends in painful farewells.
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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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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 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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Trump thanks Kim as North Korea transfers remains of missing US soldiers
A White House statement earlier said: “We are encouraged by North Korea’s actions and the momentum for positive change.”
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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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North Korea understands US on 'complete denuclearization': Pompeo
Pompeo was also questioned about Trump’s saying after the summit with Kim that North Korea no longer posed a nuclear threat, an assertion questioned by analysts and mocked by Democrats.
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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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North and South Korea discuss reunion meetings for divided families
Past reunions, some televised, have often unleashed floods of tears, with face-to-face encounters ending in painful separations. The last reunions were held in 2015.
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The state of the North Korean economy might surprise you
Incompetent central planning and the elimination of markets has led to a GDP per capita of less than $2,000, among the lowest in the world.
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Trump in surprise summit move says he will halt Korea war games
Trump and Kim promised in a joint statement to work toward the “denuclearisation” of the Korean Peninsula, and the United States promised its Cold War foe security guarantees.
