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North, South Korea Restore Cross-Border Hotline With First Call In Months
North and South Korea restored their cross-border hotline on Monday, a step that Seoul said could help improve relations after Pyongyang sparked global concern with a string of missile tests in recent weeks.
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North Korea Not Picking Up Hotlines After Warning South Korea, US Over Joint Drills
South Korea said on Monday no decision has yet been made on its joint military exercises with the United States but they should not create tension, after North Korea warned the South against holding the exercises amid signs of a thaw in relations.
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South, North Korea Have Restored Once-Severed Hotline: Seoul
South and North Korea have restored their once-severed hotlines as part of efforts by the two countries' leaders to rebuild strained ties, Seoul's presidential Blue House said on Tuesday.
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South Korea Acts To Stop Defectors Sending Aid, Messages To North Korea
A day after North Korea suspended communication hotlines with South Korea over defectors who send propaganda and contraband into the North, South Korea said it would take legal action against two organisations that conduct such operations.
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Unique 'Hotline' Sets Stage For New North And South Korea Talks
The two sides sit within shouting distance, but when North and South Korea this week arranged the first official talks in more than two years, liaison officials spoke using desktop telephone consoles each the size of a small refrigerator.
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North Korea Reopens Border Hotline As Trump Boasts Of 'Bigger' Nuclear Button
North Korea reopened a long-closed border hotline with South Korea on Wednesday, hours after U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to mock North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by saying he has a "bigger and more powerful" nuclear button than Kim does.
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North Korea To Reopen Inter-Korean Hotline After South Proposes Talks
Pyongyang said Wednesday it will restore a hotline with the South at 0630 GMT, after Seoul proposed high-level talks in response to Kim Jong-Un's calls for better relations and suggestion his country might attend the Winter Olympics.
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North Korea reopens military hotline to South
North Korea on Friday reconnected a military hotline to the South that was cut earlier this year at the height of cross-border tensions, Seoul's government said.
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North Korea restores hotline with South Korea: officials
North Korea today restored its official hotline with South Korea and announced it would let the South's businessmen visit a shuttered joint industrial zone, Seoul officials said.
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North Korea to reopen hotline, pushes back on talks with South
North Korea said Friday it would restore an official hotline with rival South Korea, but pushed back at Seoul's proposal of ministerial-level talks to be held in Seoul next week.
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North Korea cuts off hotline with South Korea
North Korea has cut off a Red Cross hotline with South Korea as it escalates its war of words against Seoul and Washington in response to a military drill in the South and UN sanctions imposed for its recent nuclear test.
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North, South Korea Restore Cross-Border Hotline With First Call In Months
North and South Korea restored their cross-border hotline on Monday, a step that Seoul said could help improve relations after Pyongyang sparked global concern with a string of missile tests in recent weeks.
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North Korea Not Picking Up Hotlines After Warning South Korea, US Over Joint Drills
South Korea said on Monday no decision has yet been made on its joint military exercises with the United States but they should not create tension, after North Korea warned the South against holding the exercises amid signs of a thaw in relations.
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South, North Korea Have Restored Once-Severed Hotline: Seoul
South and North Korea have restored their once-severed hotlines as part of efforts by the two countries' leaders to rebuild strained ties, Seoul's presidential Blue House said on Tuesday.
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South Korea Acts To Stop Defectors Sending Aid, Messages To North Korea
A day after North Korea suspended communication hotlines with South Korea over defectors who send propaganda and contraband into the North, South Korea said it would take legal action against two organisations that conduct such operations.
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Unique 'Hotline' Sets Stage For New North And South Korea Talks
The two sides sit within shouting distance, but when North and South Korea this week arranged the first official talks in more than two years, liaison officials spoke using desktop telephone consoles each the size of a small refrigerator.
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North Korea Reopens Border Hotline As Trump Boasts Of 'Bigger' Nuclear Button
North Korea reopened a long-closed border hotline with South Korea on Wednesday, hours after U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to mock North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by saying he has a "bigger and more powerful" nuclear button than Kim does.
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North Korea To Reopen Inter-Korean Hotline After South Proposes Talks
Pyongyang said Wednesday it will restore a hotline with the South at 0630 GMT, after Seoul proposed high-level talks in response to Kim Jong-Un's calls for better relations and suggestion his country might attend the Winter Olympics.
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North Korea reopens military hotline to South
North Korea on Friday reconnected a military hotline to the South that was cut earlier this year at the height of cross-border tensions, Seoul's government said.
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North Korea restores hotline with South Korea: officials
North Korea today restored its official hotline with South Korea and announced it would let the South's businessmen visit a shuttered joint industrial zone, Seoul officials said.
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North Korea to reopen hotline, pushes back on talks with South
North Korea said Friday it would restore an official hotline with rival South Korea, but pushed back at Seoul's proposal of ministerial-level talks to be held in Seoul next week.
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North Korea cuts off hotline with South Korea
North Korea has cut off a Red Cross hotline with South Korea as it escalates its war of words against Seoul and Washington in response to a military drill in the South and UN sanctions imposed for its recent nuclear test.
