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한겨레
October 4, 2008
US
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian affairs Christopher Hill returned to
Seoul October 3 after traveling to
North Korea on October 1 at the ...
PoliGazette
October 4, 2008
Kim Jong-il, leader of the communist country of
North Korea, has yet to make a comeback. He disappeared from the national and international stage more than ...
동아일보
October 4, 2008
"United we stand" is one of the most used slogans in North Korea. The catchphrase is habitually used by Pyongyang's official media on occasions such as New ...
New York Times
October 4, 2008
By HELENE COOPER WASHINGTON - An American envoy returned to the South Korean capital on Friday after three days of inconclusive talks with North Korea, ...
ReliefWeb (press release)
October 3, 2008
Yeonsah County, North Hamgyong Province, people are growing more angry over party control of the
market. Food aid from
the US has not been distributed to ...
ReliefWeb (press release)
October 3, 2008
After reaching the decision to promote the patriotic rice donation movement, the Pyongsung City Party convened each district party with the leading ...
International Herald Tribune
October 3, 2008
But the envoy,
Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill, said he would not call his three-day trip to
North Korea a success until he got feedback from ...
BBC News
October 3, 2008
US nuclear envoy Christopher Hill has completed a visit to North Korea aimed at salvaging an international deal to end the country's nuclear programme. ...
New York Times
October 3, 2008
Asia Times Online
October 3, 2008
By Norman Robespierre
Yangon - A recent flurry of high-level contacts between
North Korea and
Myanmar raises new nuclear proliferation concerns between the ...
New York Times
October 2, 2008
By HELENE COOPER The chief American negotiator for North Korea extended his talks in Pyongyang, the capital, on Thursday in an effort to salvage a crumbling ...
Bloomberg
October 2, 2008
By Ed Johnson Oct. 3 (Bloomberg) --
the US said
North Korea must submit to international inspections of its nuclear sites, as envoy Christopher Hill ...
U.S. News & World Report
October 2, 2008
By Thomas Omestad With less than four months left in
the Bush administration, two key nuclear proliferation challenges-
North Korea and
Iran-are once again ...
Aljazeera.net
October 2, 2008
Most refugees who manage to escape
North Korea do so over the land border with
China. It is a risky crossing and China's general policy to forcibly ...
Yahoo
October 2, 2008
Seoul, Oct 2
Asia Pulse -
North Korea has established diplomatic relations with
Kenya, its state news outlet said on Sept. 28. According to the North's ...
guardian.co.uk
October 2, 2008
the US nuclear negotiator, Christopher Hill, is extending his visit to
North Korea to try to salvage a troubled disarmament-for-aid deal. ...
Bloomberg
October 2, 2008
By Heejin Koo Oct. 2 (Bloomberg) --
North Korea's official newspaper said leader
Kim Jong il had been working non-stop in the heat of summer and expressed ...
Voice of America
October 2, 2008
By VOA News Officials in
South Korea say US nuclear envoy Christopher Hill will extend his visit to
North Korea for at least a third day as he tries to ...
ReliefWeb (press release)
October 1, 2008
Kim Myong-sik (63) of Chungnam-dong, Soonam District, City of Chungjin, North Hamgyong Province has been suffering for many years from abdominal pain. ...
Reuters UK
October 1, 2008
Seoul (Reuters) -
North Korea has been upgrading the facilities at the site of its past missile tests in what may be preparations for another long-range ...
New York Times
October 1, 2008
By HELENE COOPER WASHINGTON -
the Bush administration's top envoy for
North Korea, Christopher R. Hill, extended his trip to Pyongyang on Wednesday as ...
Seattle Post Intelligencer
October 1, 2008
Iran and
North Korea are under constant threat from US policy makers. The result is not to scare those countries, but to bolster their belligerence. ...
Radio Australia
October 1, 2008
ReliefWeb (press release)
October 1, 2008
The Coal Mine United Enterprise, in Saebyul County North Hamgyong Province, has not supplied food rationing for
workers of city and county coal mines since ...
Voice of America
October 1, 2008
Once again,
the US has designated
North Korea a "Country of Particular Concern" -- a designation reserved for the worst violators of
religious freedom. ...
코리아타임즈
October 1, 2008
By Kang Hyun-kyung
South Korea is likely to watch from the sidelines in negotiations to settle the
North Korea nuclear issue if Democratic candidate Barack ...
International Herald Tribune
October 1, 2008
By Choe Sang-Hun
Seoul: Washington's chief nuclear negotiator arrived in
North Korea on Wednesday to try to keep the regime from reactivating its nuclear ...
Voice of Arizona
September 30, 2008
2. McCane announces with great fanfare, once a deal is imminent, that he will "put the country first" and lob himself into the deal to save the day. 3. ...
The Japan Times
September 30, 2008
By JUN HONGO
Japan's policy on
North Korea under Prime Minister
Taro Aso will remain focused on resolving the abduction issue, new Foreign Minister Hirofumi ...
Christian Science Monitor
September 30, 2008
By Donald Kirk | Correspondent of The
Christian Science Monitor Pyongyang,
North Korea - In the days when Great Leader Kim Il Sung was running the country, ...
Thenews.pl
September 30, 2008
Polish Foreign Minister, Radosław Sikorski, will spend the next few days in
Japan and
North Korea . He will meet with his counterpart in Japan , as well as ...
Daily NK
September 30, 2008
By Kim So Yeol An expert on North Korea proposed that North Korea discuss the ¡°abduction issue" with the Japanese administration that will come to power ...
RedOrbit
September 30, 2008
Hill is to travel to
North Korea later in the week and is reportedly due to visit Pyongyang on Wednesday. He is to meet in
Seoul later Tuesday with his ...
코리아타임즈
September 30, 2008
By Kim Tae-jong Four progressive civic group members were arrested Tuesday for allegedly praising North Korea, leading the Solidarity for Practice of the ...
Russia-InfoCenter
September 30, 2008
Seoul and
Moscow have signed an agreement on supplying 10 billion cubic meters annually to
South Korea. The gas will be transported though the gas-pipes on ...
Voice of America
September 30, 2008
Pyongyang began to reverse steps to disable its main nuclear facility after Washington refused to remove North Korea from a list of state sponsors of ...
Daily Times
September 30, 2008
The Moscow Times
September 30, 2008
"It's hard to imagine a gas
pipeline running through
North Korea," he said. A similar project to construct a railroad between
Russia and
South Korea through ...
CBS News
September 30, 2008
Barry Petersen shares some candid observations from a Westerner's rare visit to Pyongyang in reclusive, communist North Korea. ...
