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Week After Missile Tests, North Korea Is Head Of UN Disarmament Group
The forum they are assuming the Presidency for, is the Conference on Disarmament which is held in Geneva three times a year.
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US "Hopeful" For Continued Talks With North Korea, Says Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo voiced hopes Friday that nuclear disarmament negotiations with North Korea would continue following reports that Pyongyang is considering suspending the talks.
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Donald Trump Sees 'Good Chance' Of Deals With North Korea, China
President Donald Trump said in remarks aired Sunday he saw a "good chance" of reaching deals on two key US foreign policy challenges: North Korean nuclear disarmament and trade relations with China.
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Kim Jong Un Must Be Rewarded For Move To Abandon Nukes: South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is sincere and really means to abandon nuclear weapons, South Korean President Moon Jae-in told a French newspaper, adding that the international community needed to reward him for that.
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North Korea Slams "Gangster-Like" US Demand For Rapid Denuclearization
The peace process between the United States and North Korea was in crisis Sunday after Pyongyang angrily rejected Washington's "gangster-like" demand for rapid nuclear disarmament, despite two days of intense talks.
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World Can 'Sleep Well' After North Korea Summit, Donald Trump Says
A jubilant-sounding President Donald Trump declared Wednesday that his "deal" with Kim Jong Un has ended the North Korean nuclear threat, as his top diplomat said he hoped to see "major disarmament" of the country by 2020.
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"A Lot Of Dial Tones": Inside Story Of How North Korea Summit Fell Apart
The historic nuclear disarmament summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un - the one that Trump thought might earn him the Nobel Peace Prize - crumbled nearly as quickly as it came together, in a sudden and startling decision Thursday morning by the American president.
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North Korea Will Never Fully Give Up Nuclear Weapons: Top Defector
The current whirlwind of diplomacy and negotiations will not end with "a sincere and complete disarmament" but with "a reduced North Korean nuclear threat", said Thae Yong-ho, who fled his post as the North's deputy ambassador to Britain in August 2016.
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Hillary Clinton Warns Of 'Diplomatic Danger' In North Korea Talks
Hillary Clinton has warned that the Trump administration "was not recognising the danger" in discussing nuclear disarmament with Pyongyang, and said Washington lacked experienced diplomats to handle the talks.
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North Korea, US Clash At Disarmament Forum
North Korea said on Tuesday it had a "powerful and reliable" nuclear deterrent to thwart any attack and accused the United States of deploying military assets nearby under the pretext of ensuring security at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
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US Ready For North Korea Talks 'Without Preconditions'
The United States is ready to begin talks on North Korea's nuclear disarmament without prior conditions, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday.
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North Korea Warns Of 'Actual War', US Calls It 'Pariah'
Ju Yong Choi, a North Korean diplomat, told the UN-sponsored Conference on Disarmament in Geneva that the annual drills were 'a major cause of escalation of tension that might turn into actual war' on the divided Korean peninsula.
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Nuclear, Missile Tests Show 'Qualitative' Improvement In North Korea Capabilities: US
The United States said on Thursday North Korea had demonstrated a "qualitative" improvement in its nuclear and missile capabilities after an unprecedented level of tests last year, showing the needed to sustain pressure on Pyongyang to bring it back to disarmament negotiations.
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Time To Push For Nuclear Talks Without North Korea: Seoul
South Korea's president has questioned the role of long-dormant North Korean nuclear disarmament talks and says it is time that regional powers meet without the North.
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North Korea vows to restart nuclear facilities
North Korea has vowed to restart all mothballed facilities at its main Yongbyon nuclear complex. They were closed in 2007 as part of an international nuclear disarmament deal.
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Week After Missile Tests, North Korea Is Head Of UN Disarmament Group
The forum they are assuming the Presidency for, is the Conference on Disarmament which is held in Geneva three times a year.
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US "Hopeful" For Continued Talks With North Korea, Says Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo voiced hopes Friday that nuclear disarmament negotiations with North Korea would continue following reports that Pyongyang is considering suspending the talks.
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Donald Trump Sees 'Good Chance' Of Deals With North Korea, China
President Donald Trump said in remarks aired Sunday he saw a "good chance" of reaching deals on two key US foreign policy challenges: North Korean nuclear disarmament and trade relations with China.
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Kim Jong Un Must Be Rewarded For Move To Abandon Nukes: South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is sincere and really means to abandon nuclear weapons, South Korean President Moon Jae-in told a French newspaper, adding that the international community needed to reward him for that.
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North Korea Slams "Gangster-Like" US Demand For Rapid Denuclearization
The peace process between the United States and North Korea was in crisis Sunday after Pyongyang angrily rejected Washington's "gangster-like" demand for rapid nuclear disarmament, despite two days of intense talks.
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World Can 'Sleep Well' After North Korea Summit, Donald Trump Says
A jubilant-sounding President Donald Trump declared Wednesday that his "deal" with Kim Jong Un has ended the North Korean nuclear threat, as his top diplomat said he hoped to see "major disarmament" of the country by 2020.
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"A Lot Of Dial Tones": Inside Story Of How North Korea Summit Fell Apart
The historic nuclear disarmament summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un - the one that Trump thought might earn him the Nobel Peace Prize - crumbled nearly as quickly as it came together, in a sudden and startling decision Thursday morning by the American president.
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North Korea Will Never Fully Give Up Nuclear Weapons: Top Defector
The current whirlwind of diplomacy and negotiations will not end with "a sincere and complete disarmament" but with "a reduced North Korean nuclear threat", said Thae Yong-ho, who fled his post as the North's deputy ambassador to Britain in August 2016.
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Hillary Clinton Warns Of 'Diplomatic Danger' In North Korea Talks
Hillary Clinton has warned that the Trump administration "was not recognising the danger" in discussing nuclear disarmament with Pyongyang, and said Washington lacked experienced diplomats to handle the talks.
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North Korea, US Clash At Disarmament Forum
North Korea said on Tuesday it had a "powerful and reliable" nuclear deterrent to thwart any attack and accused the United States of deploying military assets nearby under the pretext of ensuring security at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
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US Ready For North Korea Talks 'Without Preconditions'
The United States is ready to begin talks on North Korea's nuclear disarmament without prior conditions, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday.
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North Korea Warns Of 'Actual War', US Calls It 'Pariah'
Ju Yong Choi, a North Korean diplomat, told the UN-sponsored Conference on Disarmament in Geneva that the annual drills were 'a major cause of escalation of tension that might turn into actual war' on the divided Korean peninsula.
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Nuclear, Missile Tests Show 'Qualitative' Improvement In North Korea Capabilities: US
The United States said on Thursday North Korea had demonstrated a "qualitative" improvement in its nuclear and missile capabilities after an unprecedented level of tests last year, showing the needed to sustain pressure on Pyongyang to bring it back to disarmament negotiations.
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Time To Push For Nuclear Talks Without North Korea: Seoul
South Korea's president has questioned the role of long-dormant North Korean nuclear disarmament talks and says it is time that regional powers meet without the North.
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North Korea vows to restart nuclear facilities
North Korea has vowed to restart all mothballed facilities at its main Yongbyon nuclear complex. They were closed in 2007 as part of an international nuclear disarmament deal.
