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Russian, North Korean Flags Seen On Ukraine Battlefield: Report
South Korea's National Intelligence Service last week said that North Korea had decided to send approximately 12,000 special forces to support Russia in its prolonged war with Ukraine.
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Crypto Fraud Increased 45 Percent in 2023 to $5.6 Billion, FBI Says
The FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center received nearly 69,500 complaints from consumers in the US and abroad last year. Call center frauds, such as government impersonation scams, accounted for about 10 percent of cryptocurrency losses.
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Anti-Doping Agency Warns Olympic Council Over N Korea Flag At Asian Games
The World Anti-Doping Agency warned the Olympic Council of Asia of "consequences" on Friday for allowing the North Korean flag to be repeatedly flown at the Asian Games, saying they were treating it "extremely seriously".
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North Korea's Ghost Ships Beat Sanctions
In April 2018, a ship carrying $3 million worth of coal slipped into Indonesian waters with its identification transmitter switched off and its flag hidden from view. Acting on a tip, Indonesia's Navy detained the vessel, which identified itself as the "Wise Honest" from Sierra Leone. But when inspectors went aboard, they found two dozen crew membe...
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North Korea And South Korea To Form Joint Teams At Asian Games
The athletes from the Koreas will march under a neutral Korean peninsula flag and under the "Korea" name
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Back-Slapping Donald Trump Summit Legitimises Kim Jong Un, Say Critics
A historic handshake in front of US and North Korean flags, a solemn signing ceremony and back-slapping compliments: critics charge that US President Donald Trump has legitimised Kim Jong Un on the world stage.
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Taboo North Korean Flag Raised In South For Olympics
North Korea's national flag was raised in the South Thursday for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, organisers said, after an exemption came into force to avoid breaching Seoul's tough national security law.
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North Korean Flag Raised In South Korea For Winter Olympic Games
The North's flag was first hoisted in the South in 2003 when North Korea sent athletes to the Daegu Universiade.
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Koreas To Form Unified Ice Hockey Team, March Together In Winter Olympics
The two Koreas will field a combined women's ice hockey team and march together under one flag at next month's Winter Olympics in the South, Seoul said on Wednesday, after a new round of talks amid a thaw in cross-border ties.
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South Korea Seizes Hong Kong Flagged Vessel For Transferring Oil To North Korea
South Korea has seized a Hong Kong-flagged vessel suspected of transferring oil to North Korea in defiance of international sanctions, a foreign ministry official said on Friday.
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As Flights To North Korea Cancelled, China Denies Any Political Motive
China Monday denied any political motive in the cancellation of flights by its flag carrier to North Korea, as pressure mounts on Beijing to help curb Pyongyang's weapons programmes.
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North And South Korea At Loggerheads, This Time At Women's Football
South Korea's flag flew and its anthem sounded in Pyongyang on Friday as its women's football team played out a 1-1 draw with their neighbours, in the first ever competitive soccer match between the two countries hosted by the North.
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Squeezing North Korea - Old Friends Take Steps To Isolate Regime
From kicking out North Korean workers and ending visa-free travel for its citizens, to stripping flags of convenience from its ships, Cold War-era allies from Poland to Mongolia are taking measures to squeeze the isolated country.
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North Korean Plane Makes Emergency Landing In China: Report
A fire forced a flight from North Korean flag carrier Air Koryo to land in the northeastern Chinese city of Shenyang today, China's official Xinhua news agency reported.
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What Kim Jong-Un Said In 'Special' Speech On North Korea TV
North Korea flagged a "special" announcement on state television today, which turned out to be a recording of leader Kim Jong-Un's speech the day before to a rare ruling party congress.
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Russian, North Korean Flags Seen On Ukraine Battlefield: Report
South Korea's National Intelligence Service last week said that North Korea had decided to send approximately 12,000 special forces to support Russia in its prolonged war with Ukraine.
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Crypto Fraud Increased 45 Percent in 2023 to $5.6 Billion, FBI Says
The FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center received nearly 69,500 complaints from consumers in the US and abroad last year. Call center frauds, such as government impersonation scams, accounted for about 10 percent of cryptocurrency losses.
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Anti-Doping Agency Warns Olympic Council Over N Korea Flag At Asian Games
The World Anti-Doping Agency warned the Olympic Council of Asia of "consequences" on Friday for allowing the North Korean flag to be repeatedly flown at the Asian Games, saying they were treating it "extremely seriously".
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North Korea's Ghost Ships Beat Sanctions
In April 2018, a ship carrying $3 million worth of coal slipped into Indonesian waters with its identification transmitter switched off and its flag hidden from view. Acting on a tip, Indonesia's Navy detained the vessel, which identified itself as the "Wise Honest" from Sierra Leone. But when inspectors went aboard, they found two dozen crew membe...
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North Korea And South Korea To Form Joint Teams At Asian Games
The athletes from the Koreas will march under a neutral Korean peninsula flag and under the "Korea" name
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Back-Slapping Donald Trump Summit Legitimises Kim Jong Un, Say Critics
A historic handshake in front of US and North Korean flags, a solemn signing ceremony and back-slapping compliments: critics charge that US President Donald Trump has legitimised Kim Jong Un on the world stage.
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Taboo North Korean Flag Raised In South For Olympics
North Korea's national flag was raised in the South Thursday for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, organisers said, after an exemption came into force to avoid breaching Seoul's tough national security law.
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North Korean Flag Raised In South Korea For Winter Olympic Games
The North's flag was first hoisted in the South in 2003 when North Korea sent athletes to the Daegu Universiade.
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Koreas To Form Unified Ice Hockey Team, March Together In Winter Olympics
The two Koreas will field a combined women's ice hockey team and march together under one flag at next month's Winter Olympics in the South, Seoul said on Wednesday, after a new round of talks amid a thaw in cross-border ties.
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South Korea Seizes Hong Kong Flagged Vessel For Transferring Oil To North Korea
South Korea has seized a Hong Kong-flagged vessel suspected of transferring oil to North Korea in defiance of international sanctions, a foreign ministry official said on Friday.
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As Flights To North Korea Cancelled, China Denies Any Political Motive
China Monday denied any political motive in the cancellation of flights by its flag carrier to North Korea, as pressure mounts on Beijing to help curb Pyongyang's weapons programmes.
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North And South Korea At Loggerheads, This Time At Women's Football
South Korea's flag flew and its anthem sounded in Pyongyang on Friday as its women's football team played out a 1-1 draw with their neighbours, in the first ever competitive soccer match between the two countries hosted by the North.
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Squeezing North Korea - Old Friends Take Steps To Isolate Regime
From kicking out North Korean workers and ending visa-free travel for its citizens, to stripping flags of convenience from its ships, Cold War-era allies from Poland to Mongolia are taking measures to squeeze the isolated country.
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North Korean Plane Makes Emergency Landing In China: Report
A fire forced a flight from North Korean flag carrier Air Koryo to land in the northeastern Chinese city of Shenyang today, China's official Xinhua news agency reported.
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What Kim Jong-Un Said In 'Special' Speech On North Korea TV
North Korea flagged a "special" announcement on state television today, which turned out to be a recording of leader Kim Jong-Un's speech the day before to a rare ruling party congress.
