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Kim Jong Un's Daughter Becomes Fixture In N. Korea Weapons Tests
While children across North Korea spent the day in school, the preteen daughter of leader Kim Jong Un was with her dad watching a test of a new missile designed to obliterate a US city in a nuclear strike.
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Two North Korea Teens, 16 And 17, Executed For Watching K-Drama: Report
North Korea executed two high school students for watching South Korean and American movies, a report said.
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Watch: N Korea Airs Movie-Like Footage Of Kim Jong Guiding Missile Test
Leather jacket, sunglasses and a gigantic missile: North Korean state media announced the launch of Pyongyang's largest-ever intercontinental ballistic missile with an attempt at old school Hollywood flair on Friday.
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A Peep Into North Korea's Top School Shows It's No Ordinary Establishment
Not many schools have classrooms equipped with tanks, jet fighter simulators, and grenade launchers. But North Korea's Mangyongdae Revolutionary School for boys is no ordinary establishment.
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After Escape From North Korea, Family Adjusts To Seoul's Dizzying Pace
In South Korea, jeans, new schools, a job hunt and a bank account. "I have so much to do."
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Kim Portraits And Death Threats: Life At A North Korean School In Japan
Portraits of North Korea's late leaders hang proudly in the classrooms of the Korean High School in Tokyo, where the recent surge in tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme have seen faculty and staff subjected to death threats.
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North Korea's 'Pink Lady' Broadcaster Again Serves Up Earth-Shaking News
Details about Ri's life and career are sparse, but she was reportedly born in 1943 to a poor family in what is now the southeastern part of the country and attended theater school in Pyongyang.
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As North Korea Intensifies Missile Program, The US Opens $11 Billion Base In South Korea
This small American city has four schools and five churches, an Arby's, a Taco Bell and a Burger King. The grocery store is offering a deal on Budweiser as the temperature soars, and out front there's a promotion for Ford Mustangs.
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Watching South Korean Media Can Get You Executed In North Korea: Report
North Korea carries out public executions on river banks and at school grounds and marketplaces for charges such as distributing media from South Korea, stealing copper from factory machines, and prostitution, a report issued on Wednesday said.
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North Korea Test Could Put Missile Defence Back In Frame Amid Chinese Disquiet
North Korea's claim to have tested a miniaturised hydrogen bomb, which would represent a big advance in its strike capability, could lead to renewed calls for countries in the region to enhance their missile defences, changes that China opposes.
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In South Korea, a Town of Kims and An Unusual Shared History
Many of his students are Kims. So are his fellow teachers, an elementary school alumnus and the owners of restaurants and pubs that he patronizes in his small farming village. Lots of Kims in his neighborhood, too. Such is everyday life for Kim Sun Won, who, obviously, is a Kim too.
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Panic in South Korea as Reports of Fresh MERS Cases Emerge
Alarm over an outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) in South Korea spread on Thursday with North Korea calling for border checks while hundreds more schools closed in the South and authorities reported five new cases.
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Sushma Swaraj Meets Foreign Ministers of Australia, North Korea and Belarus
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has interacted with the foreign ministers of three countries - North Korea, Australia and Belarus - in three consecutive days.
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North Korea May be Restarting Nuke Plant: US Institute
A US research institute says North Korea may be attempting to restart its main nuclear bomb fuel reactor after a five-month shutdown.
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South Korea Troops Surround Soldier Who Killed Five Comrades
The parents of a South Korean conscript soldier who killed five comrades in a grenade and gun attack pleaded with him to surrender on Sunday, after he exchanged fire with troops who had tracked him down near a school close to the North Korean border.
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Kim Jong Un's Daughter Becomes Fixture In N. Korea Weapons Tests
While children across North Korea spent the day in school, the preteen daughter of leader Kim Jong Un was with her dad watching a test of a new missile designed to obliterate a US city in a nuclear strike.
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Two North Korea Teens, 16 And 17, Executed For Watching K-Drama: Report
North Korea executed two high school students for watching South Korean and American movies, a report said.
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Watch: N Korea Airs Movie-Like Footage Of Kim Jong Guiding Missile Test
Leather jacket, sunglasses and a gigantic missile: North Korean state media announced the launch of Pyongyang's largest-ever intercontinental ballistic missile with an attempt at old school Hollywood flair on Friday.
-
A Peep Into North Korea's Top School Shows It's No Ordinary Establishment
Not many schools have classrooms equipped with tanks, jet fighter simulators, and grenade launchers. But North Korea's Mangyongdae Revolutionary School for boys is no ordinary establishment.
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After Escape From North Korea, Family Adjusts To Seoul's Dizzying Pace
In South Korea, jeans, new schools, a job hunt and a bank account. "I have so much to do."
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Kim Portraits And Death Threats: Life At A North Korean School In Japan
Portraits of North Korea's late leaders hang proudly in the classrooms of the Korean High School in Tokyo, where the recent surge in tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme have seen faculty and staff subjected to death threats.
-
North Korea's 'Pink Lady' Broadcaster Again Serves Up Earth-Shaking News
Details about Ri's life and career are sparse, but she was reportedly born in 1943 to a poor family in what is now the southeastern part of the country and attended theater school in Pyongyang.
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As North Korea Intensifies Missile Program, The US Opens $11 Billion Base In South Korea
This small American city has four schools and five churches, an Arby's, a Taco Bell and a Burger King. The grocery store is offering a deal on Budweiser as the temperature soars, and out front there's a promotion for Ford Mustangs.
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Watching South Korean Media Can Get You Executed In North Korea: Report
North Korea carries out public executions on river banks and at school grounds and marketplaces for charges such as distributing media from South Korea, stealing copper from factory machines, and prostitution, a report issued on Wednesday said.
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North Korea Test Could Put Missile Defence Back In Frame Amid Chinese Disquiet
North Korea's claim to have tested a miniaturised hydrogen bomb, which would represent a big advance in its strike capability, could lead to renewed calls for countries in the region to enhance their missile defences, changes that China opposes.
-
In South Korea, a Town of Kims and An Unusual Shared History
Many of his students are Kims. So are his fellow teachers, an elementary school alumnus and the owners of restaurants and pubs that he patronizes in his small farming village. Lots of Kims in his neighborhood, too. Such is everyday life for Kim Sun Won, who, obviously, is a Kim too.
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Panic in South Korea as Reports of Fresh MERS Cases Emerge
Alarm over an outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) in South Korea spread on Thursday with North Korea calling for border checks while hundreds more schools closed in the South and authorities reported five new cases.
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Sushma Swaraj Meets Foreign Ministers of Australia, North Korea and Belarus
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has interacted with the foreign ministers of three countries - North Korea, Australia and Belarus - in three consecutive days.
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North Korea May be Restarting Nuke Plant: US Institute
A US research institute says North Korea may be attempting to restart its main nuclear bomb fuel reactor after a five-month shutdown.
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South Korea Troops Surround Soldier Who Killed Five Comrades
The parents of a South Korean conscript soldier who killed five comrades in a grenade and gun attack pleaded with him to surrender on Sunday, after he exchanged fire with troops who had tracked him down near a school close to the North Korean border.
