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Interpol Elects South Korea's Kim Jong Yang As President
Interpol announced Wednesday that Kim Jong-yang of South Korea had been chosen as its new president, beating a Russian official whose candidacy had unnerved Western nations.
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North Korea Says Official In-Charge In South Korea Dies In Car Accident
North Korea's top official in charge of relations with South Korea has died in a traffic accident, the country's state media announced today, potentially dimming the prospect for ties between the rival countries. He was 73.
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Top Aide To North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un Dies In Car Crash: Reports
A senior North Korean ruling party official and a top aide to leader Kim Jong Un has died in a car accident, the state news agency reported on Wednesday, in the latest event to hit the close circle of deputies of the country's leader.
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Seoul Talks Tough as North, South Korea Hold Marathon Crisis Talks
South Korean President Park Geun-hye demanded today that North Korea apologise over recent landmine blasts, even as the bitter rivals held marathon talks to defuse tensions that have brought the peninsula back to the brink of armed conflict.
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Interpol Elects South Korea's Kim Jong Yang As President
Interpol announced Wednesday that Kim Jong-yang of South Korea had been chosen as its new president, beating a Russian official whose candidacy had unnerved Western nations.
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North Korea Says Official In-Charge In South Korea Dies In Car Accident
North Korea's top official in charge of relations with South Korea has died in a traffic accident, the country's state media announced today, potentially dimming the prospect for ties between the rival countries. He was 73.
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Top Aide To North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un Dies In Car Crash: Reports
A senior North Korean ruling party official and a top aide to leader Kim Jong Un has died in a car accident, the state news agency reported on Wednesday, in the latest event to hit the close circle of deputies of the country's leader.
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Seoul Talks Tough as North, South Korea Hold Marathon Crisis Talks
South Korean President Park Geun-hye demanded today that North Korea apologise over recent landmine blasts, even as the bitter rivals held marathon talks to defuse tensions that have brought the peninsula back to the brink of armed conflict.
