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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon to Visit Joint Industrial Zone in North Korea
Ban Ki-moon will become the first UN Secretary General to set foot in North Korea for more than 20 years on Thursday when he visits the Kaesong joint industrial complex just over the border.
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Two Koreas agree to reopen shuttered factory park
North and South Korea agreed on Wednesday to reopen a troubled joint industrial park after a series of talks on the fate of the symbol of economic cooperation, raising hopes of possible improvement in political ties.
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South Korea losing patience with North Korea on Kaesong talks
South Korea on Sunday warned the North it was "reaching the limit" of its patience over stalled talks to revive a joint industrial complex once seen as a rare symbol of cooperation between the rivals.
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Koreas fail to agree on reopening Kaesong complex
North and South Korea on Monday failed to agree on a framework for resuming operations at a joint industrial complex, as they wrangled over who was to blame for its shutdown.
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North and South Korea to start fresh talks on reopening Kaesong industrial complex
North and South Korea are to hold fresh talks Monday on reopening a joint industrial complex whose fate is seen as a touchstone for future reduction of tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Two Koreas hold talks on joint industrial site
Seoul and Pyongyang were to start fresh talks on reopening a joint industrial complex Wednesday as a group of South Korean factory owners visit the mothballed site.
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North and South Korea agree to reopen joint industrial zone
North and South Korea today made a crucial step forward in winding down months of high tension, agreeing to reopen a joint industrial zone seen as the last remaining symbol of cross-border reconciliation.
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High-level North-South Korea talks called off
The Koreas' first high-level talks in years have been scrapped because of a stalemate over who will lead each delegation, South Korea said on Tuesday, a day before they were to begin. The cancellation is a blow to tentative hopes that the rivals were about to improve ties following years of rising hostility.
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South Korea to aid companies shut out of Kaesong joint industrial complex
South Korea's government will provide more than $270 million in emergency loans to help companies affected by the shutdown of a jointly-run factory park in North Korea.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon to Visit Joint Industrial Zone in North Korea
Ban Ki-moon will become the first UN Secretary General to set foot in North Korea for more than 20 years on Thursday when he visits the Kaesong joint industrial complex just over the border.
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Two Koreas agree to reopen shuttered factory park
North and South Korea agreed on Wednesday to reopen a troubled joint industrial park after a series of talks on the fate of the symbol of economic cooperation, raising hopes of possible improvement in political ties.
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South Korea losing patience with North Korea on Kaesong talks
South Korea on Sunday warned the North it was "reaching the limit" of its patience over stalled talks to revive a joint industrial complex once seen as a rare symbol of cooperation between the rivals.
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Koreas fail to agree on reopening Kaesong complex
North and South Korea on Monday failed to agree on a framework for resuming operations at a joint industrial complex, as they wrangled over who was to blame for its shutdown.
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North and South Korea to start fresh talks on reopening Kaesong industrial complex
North and South Korea are to hold fresh talks Monday on reopening a joint industrial complex whose fate is seen as a touchstone for future reduction of tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Two Koreas hold talks on joint industrial site
Seoul and Pyongyang were to start fresh talks on reopening a joint industrial complex Wednesday as a group of South Korean factory owners visit the mothballed site.
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North and South Korea agree to reopen joint industrial zone
North and South Korea today made a crucial step forward in winding down months of high tension, agreeing to reopen a joint industrial zone seen as the last remaining symbol of cross-border reconciliation.
-
High-level North-South Korea talks called off
The Koreas' first high-level talks in years have been scrapped because of a stalemate over who will lead each delegation, South Korea said on Tuesday, a day before they were to begin. The cancellation is a blow to tentative hopes that the rivals were about to improve ties following years of rising hostility.
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South Korea to aid companies shut out of Kaesong joint industrial complex
South Korea's government will provide more than $270 million in emergency loans to help companies affected by the shutdown of a jointly-run factory park in North Korea.
