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Kim Jong Offers To Close Nuclear Test Site In May, Invite US Experts
North Korea promised to close its atomic test site next month and invite US weapons experts to the country, Seoul said Sunday, as US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about securing a nuclear deal with the secretive regime.
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Seoul Envoy Thanks Xi Jinping For "Big Role" In North Korea Nuclear Talks
South Korea's national security adviser on Monday thanked Chinese President Xi Jinping for his "big role" in the diplomatic process that has set up a historic summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
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PM, Gilani greet each other at Seoul summit
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani today exchanged pleasantries, their second informal chat in two days at the Nuclear Security Summit here. Singh and Gilani shook hands as they greeted each other during the photo-op for the top world leaders attending the summit in the South Korean capital.
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Barack Obama greets Manmohan Singh with hug at Seoul meet
US President Barack Obama gave Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh a big hug and greeted him with 'Nice to meet you prime minister', during a brief dinner meeting between the two at the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, an official said on Monday.
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Japan to push anti-terror measures at nuclear plants
The U.S. had repeatedly warned Japan about vulnerabilities at its nuclear plants in case of a September 11-style terror attack. It turned out Washington was right about the soft spots, but wrong about the enemy that would strike them.
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Manmohan Singh arrives in Seoul for Nuclear Security Summit
Seeking a weapons free world, leaders from 58 countries will discuss measures to secure all fissile material across the globe at the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul next week, with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh set to share steps conceived by India to tackle the challenge of nuclear terrorism.
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PM leaves for South Korea to attend Nuclear Security Summit
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh an Saturday left for a four-day visit to South Korea where he is expected to unveil steps conceived by India to tackle challenges of nuclear terrorism before fifty seven world leaders at the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul.
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Kim Jong Offers To Close Nuclear Test Site In May, Invite US Experts
North Korea promised to close its atomic test site next month and invite US weapons experts to the country, Seoul said Sunday, as US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about securing a nuclear deal with the secretive regime.
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Seoul Envoy Thanks Xi Jinping For "Big Role" In North Korea Nuclear Talks
South Korea's national security adviser on Monday thanked Chinese President Xi Jinping for his "big role" in the diplomatic process that has set up a historic summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
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PM, Gilani greet each other at Seoul summit
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani today exchanged pleasantries, their second informal chat in two days at the Nuclear Security Summit here. Singh and Gilani shook hands as they greeted each other during the photo-op for the top world leaders attending the summit in the South Korean capital.
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Barack Obama greets Manmohan Singh with hug at Seoul meet
US President Barack Obama gave Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh a big hug and greeted him with 'Nice to meet you prime minister', during a brief dinner meeting between the two at the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, an official said on Monday.
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Japan to push anti-terror measures at nuclear plants
The U.S. had repeatedly warned Japan about vulnerabilities at its nuclear plants in case of a September 11-style terror attack. It turned out Washington was right about the soft spots, but wrong about the enemy that would strike them.
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Manmohan Singh arrives in Seoul for Nuclear Security Summit
Seeking a weapons free world, leaders from 58 countries will discuss measures to secure all fissile material across the globe at the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul next week, with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh set to share steps conceived by India to tackle the challenge of nuclear terrorism.
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PM leaves for South Korea to attend Nuclear Security Summit
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh an Saturday left for a four-day visit to South Korea where he is expected to unveil steps conceived by India to tackle challenges of nuclear terrorism before fifty seven world leaders at the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul.
