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If Ukraine Could Join NATO, We Can Decide Too: Putin On North Korean Troops
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that it was Russia's business whether or not it decided to use North Korean troops and said that if Ukraine wanted to join NATO then Moscow could do what it wanted to ensure its own security.
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Satellite, 'Poopaganda', Missiles: What's North Korea Up To?
A failed satellite launch, floating hundreds of trash-filled balloons into the South, and firing a volley of 10 short-range ballistic missiles: North Korea has had a busy week.
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"I Prevented Nuclear Holocaust As President", Claims Donald Trump
Former President Donald Trump informed state attorneys that he believes he averted a "nuclear holocaust" while in office, asserting that the United States could be at risk of a nuclear war if he were not in the White House.
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North Korean Hackers Use Unique Tactic To Spy On Foreign Experts
When Daniel DePetris, a US based foreign affairs analyst, received an email in October from the director of the 38 North thinktank commissioning an article, it seemed to be business as usual. It wasn't.
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How A Sanctions-Busting Smartphone Business Thrives In North Korea
North Korea is evading U.N. sanctions to cash in on soaring domestic demand for smartphones, using low-cost hardware imports to generate significant income for the regime, according to defectors, experts and an analysis of North Korean-made phones.
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After Sumo And Golf, Trump And Abe Get Down To Business
After a fun-filled weekend of golf and sumo US President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe are set to hold formal talks Monday, with trade and tensions with North Korea topping the agenda.
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US Sanctions Chinese Ships Over North Korea Sanctions
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on two Chinese shipping companies for doing business with North Korea, vowing to keep strictly enforcing sanctions on Pyongyang even amid top-level diplomacy.
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North Korea's "Desperation For Cash" Behind Surge In Bank Hacking: US
American officials have alleged that North Korea's desperation for cash is driving a surge in cyber-attacks targeting banks and other businesses in the US and around the world.
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US Charges North Korean Hacker in Sony, WannaCry Cyber-Attacks
Park Jin Hyok worked as part of a team of hackers, also known as the Lazarus Group, to try to breach multiple other US businesses, according to the complaint.
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North Korea "Possibly" Building New Nuclear Missiles: Report
North Korea is reportedly constructing new intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and its missile programme is doing "business as usual", according to an official.
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Was Kim Jong Un Too Busy Visiting Potato Farm To Meet Mike Pompeo?
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may have been too busy visiting a potato farm to meet US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Pyongyang's state media implied Tuesday.
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Invest In North Korea! Great Upside, Cheap Labor And Oh So Risky
North Korea continues to stiff Sweden over a bill for 1,000 Volvo sedans shipped back in the 1970s; a Chinese mining company called its four-year venture in the isolated nation a "nightmare"; and an Egyptian telecoms giant doing business there can't repatriate its profits.
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Asian Stock Markets Cautious Over North Korea Missile Test
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up just a fraction, while China's blue chip index eased 0.5 percent.
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Shinzo Abe Duels With 'Long Hitter' Donald Trump On Golf Course
Golfing buddies Donald Trump and Shinzo Abe teed off for a quick nine holes on Sunday, relaxing ahead of a high-stakes diplomatic summit over the North Korea crisis. After a business lunch of hamburgers with US beef -- a possible cue to discuss trade issues -- the pair donned golfing kit for a round at the Kasumigaseki Country Club, which will host...
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US Is A 'Danger To The World', Warns Top Economist
A global push to end poverty and hunger, and combat climate change by 2030 is at risk from American "militarism", powerful business interests and the actions of President Donald Trump, said leading US economist and UN special adviser Jeffrey Sachs.
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If Ukraine Could Join NATO, We Can Decide Too: Putin On North Korean Troops
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that it was Russia's business whether or not it decided to use North Korean troops and said that if Ukraine wanted to join NATO then Moscow could do what it wanted to ensure its own security.
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Satellite, 'Poopaganda', Missiles: What's North Korea Up To?
A failed satellite launch, floating hundreds of trash-filled balloons into the South, and firing a volley of 10 short-range ballistic missiles: North Korea has had a busy week.
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"I Prevented Nuclear Holocaust As President", Claims Donald Trump
Former President Donald Trump informed state attorneys that he believes he averted a "nuclear holocaust" while in office, asserting that the United States could be at risk of a nuclear war if he were not in the White House.
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North Korean Hackers Use Unique Tactic To Spy On Foreign Experts
When Daniel DePetris, a US based foreign affairs analyst, received an email in October from the director of the 38 North thinktank commissioning an article, it seemed to be business as usual. It wasn't.
-
How A Sanctions-Busting Smartphone Business Thrives In North Korea
North Korea is evading U.N. sanctions to cash in on soaring domestic demand for smartphones, using low-cost hardware imports to generate significant income for the regime, according to defectors, experts and an analysis of North Korean-made phones.
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After Sumo And Golf, Trump And Abe Get Down To Business
After a fun-filled weekend of golf and sumo US President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe are set to hold formal talks Monday, with trade and tensions with North Korea topping the agenda.
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US Sanctions Chinese Ships Over North Korea Sanctions
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on two Chinese shipping companies for doing business with North Korea, vowing to keep strictly enforcing sanctions on Pyongyang even amid top-level diplomacy.
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North Korea's "Desperation For Cash" Behind Surge In Bank Hacking: US
American officials have alleged that North Korea's desperation for cash is driving a surge in cyber-attacks targeting banks and other businesses in the US and around the world.
-
US Charges North Korean Hacker in Sony, WannaCry Cyber-Attacks
Park Jin Hyok worked as part of a team of hackers, also known as the Lazarus Group, to try to breach multiple other US businesses, according to the complaint.
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North Korea "Possibly" Building New Nuclear Missiles: Report
North Korea is reportedly constructing new intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and its missile programme is doing "business as usual", according to an official.
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Was Kim Jong Un Too Busy Visiting Potato Farm To Meet Mike Pompeo?
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may have been too busy visiting a potato farm to meet US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Pyongyang's state media implied Tuesday.
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Invest In North Korea! Great Upside, Cheap Labor And Oh So Risky
North Korea continues to stiff Sweden over a bill for 1,000 Volvo sedans shipped back in the 1970s; a Chinese mining company called its four-year venture in the isolated nation a "nightmare"; and an Egyptian telecoms giant doing business there can't repatriate its profits.
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Asian Stock Markets Cautious Over North Korea Missile Test
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up just a fraction, while China's blue chip index eased 0.5 percent.
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Shinzo Abe Duels With 'Long Hitter' Donald Trump On Golf Course
Golfing buddies Donald Trump and Shinzo Abe teed off for a quick nine holes on Sunday, relaxing ahead of a high-stakes diplomatic summit over the North Korea crisis. After a business lunch of hamburgers with US beef -- a possible cue to discuss trade issues -- the pair donned golfing kit for a round at the Kasumigaseki Country Club, which will host...
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US Is A 'Danger To The World', Warns Top Economist
A global push to end poverty and hunger, and combat climate change by 2030 is at risk from American "militarism", powerful business interests and the actions of President Donald Trump, said leading US economist and UN special adviser Jeffrey Sachs.
