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India Mentions "Unprovoked Aggression On Northern Border" At Russia Meet
At its inaugural '2+2' defence and foreign ministerial dialogue with Russia, India listed "extraordinary militarisation" in its neighbourhood and "unprovoked aggression" along its northern border among major challenges facing the country.
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South Asian Group Seeks Probe Into Indian Girl's Death At US Border
A South Asian group has sought a probe into the death of a six-year-old girl, whose body was found along the US-Mexico border in Arizona, alleging that militarisation of the area and rejection of migrants attempting to cross at the entry ports have created an inhuman environment.
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North, South Korea Check Work To Ease Tension In "Milestone" Step
North and South Korean officials inspected work to ease tension on their militarised border today, checking on the demolition of bunkers and probing for secret tunnels, despite scant progress on persuading the North to give up nuclear arms.
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In Rare Inter-Korean Talks, North Korea Pledges 'Invaluable' Gift
The last North Korean to cross this heavily militarised border was shot by his own comrades, and barely escaped with his life.
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Shots Fired Along Demilitarised Zone As North Korean Soldier Defects
South Korean guards fired warning shots across the heavily militarised border with North Korea on Thursday as a soldier from the North defected, officials said, complicating efforts to ease tensions over the Pyongyang's weapons programmes.
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'All Options On Table' With North Korea: Mike Pence At Demilitarised Zone
US Vice President Mike Pence used a visit to the heavily militarised border between the two Koreas Monday to declare "all options are on the table" in dealing with Pyongyang, the day after the North's latest failed missile test.
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Shock, Hugs and Tears as War-Divided Koreans Reunite
Nearly 400 mostly elderly and frail South Koreans held a tearful, emotionally fraught reunion today with family members in North Korea, more than 60 years after they were separated by the Korean War.
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Where is Geeta's Family? NDTV Report Offers New Info, Says Government
For three weeks now, the story of Geeta, a deaf-mute woman who lost her family when she wandered over one of the world's most militarised borders, has captivated both India and Pakistan.
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Border Blaze Sees Koreas Block Access to Industrial Zone
South and North Korea blocked access to their Kaesong joint industrial zone today after a fire broke out near a cross-border road and spread across the heavily militarised frontier, officials said.
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North Korea is a 'pariah state': Barack Obama
North Korea is a "pariah state" whose heavily militarised border with the South marks "freedom's frontier", US President Barack Obama told American troops in Seoul on Saturday.
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North Korean soldier shoots 2 officers, defects to South Korea
A North Korean soldier defected to the South on Saturday through the heavily militarised border, apparently shooting dead two superior officers in the process, the South Korean military said.
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India Mentions "Unprovoked Aggression On Northern Border" At Russia Meet
At its inaugural '2+2' defence and foreign ministerial dialogue with Russia, India listed "extraordinary militarisation" in its neighbourhood and "unprovoked aggression" along its northern border among major challenges facing the country.
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South Asian Group Seeks Probe Into Indian Girl's Death At US Border
A South Asian group has sought a probe into the death of a six-year-old girl, whose body was found along the US-Mexico border in Arizona, alleging that militarisation of the area and rejection of migrants attempting to cross at the entry ports have created an inhuman environment.
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North, South Korea Check Work To Ease Tension In "Milestone" Step
North and South Korean officials inspected work to ease tension on their militarised border today, checking on the demolition of bunkers and probing for secret tunnels, despite scant progress on persuading the North to give up nuclear arms.
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In Rare Inter-Korean Talks, North Korea Pledges 'Invaluable' Gift
The last North Korean to cross this heavily militarised border was shot by his own comrades, and barely escaped with his life.
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Shots Fired Along Demilitarised Zone As North Korean Soldier Defects
South Korean guards fired warning shots across the heavily militarised border with North Korea on Thursday as a soldier from the North defected, officials said, complicating efforts to ease tensions over the Pyongyang's weapons programmes.
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'All Options On Table' With North Korea: Mike Pence At Demilitarised Zone
US Vice President Mike Pence used a visit to the heavily militarised border between the two Koreas Monday to declare "all options are on the table" in dealing with Pyongyang, the day after the North's latest failed missile test.
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Shock, Hugs and Tears as War-Divided Koreans Reunite
Nearly 400 mostly elderly and frail South Koreans held a tearful, emotionally fraught reunion today with family members in North Korea, more than 60 years after they were separated by the Korean War.
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Where is Geeta's Family? NDTV Report Offers New Info, Says Government
For three weeks now, the story of Geeta, a deaf-mute woman who lost her family when she wandered over one of the world's most militarised borders, has captivated both India and Pakistan.
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Border Blaze Sees Koreas Block Access to Industrial Zone
South and North Korea blocked access to their Kaesong joint industrial zone today after a fire broke out near a cross-border road and spread across the heavily militarised frontier, officials said.
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North Korea is a 'pariah state': Barack Obama
North Korea is a "pariah state" whose heavily militarised border with the South marks "freedom's frontier", US President Barack Obama told American troops in Seoul on Saturday.
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North Korean soldier shoots 2 officers, defects to South Korea
A North Korean soldier defected to the South on Saturday through the heavily militarised border, apparently shooting dead two superior officers in the process, the South Korean military said.
