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Not Interested In Talks "That Bring Nothing": North Korea Snubs Trump
President Donald Trump's transactional approach to foreign policy assumes that everything has a price. The problem for him in his nuclear gamble with North Korea is that Kim Jong Un may not be buying.
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North Korea Says No More Nuclear Talks Unless US Changes Stance
North Korea said on Friday its deadlocked nuclear talks with Washington "will never be resumed" unless the US adopts a new approach, again blaming it for the collapse of the Hanoi summit in February.
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Spurned By US, North Korea's Kim Jong Un Seeks A Friend In Vladimir Putin
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday at a summit designed to show that Washington is not the only power able to set the agenda on Pyongyang's nuclear programme.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Reaches Russia For Summit With Vladimir Putin
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed the border into Russia on Wednesday by train, Russian media reported, for his first trip there aimed at galvanising support from President Vladimir Putin while nuclear talks with Washington are in a limbo.
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North Korea May Suspend Nuclear Talks With "Gangster-Like' US": Diplomat
North Korea is considering suspending talks with the United States and may rethink a ban on missile and nuclear tests unless Washington makes concessions, news reports from the North's capital on Friday quoted a senior diplomat as saying.
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Secret North Korean Missile Site, One Of 20, Found: Report
Days after the White House announced plans for a second nuclear summit between the United States and North Korea, a new think tank report has identified a secret North Korean ballistic missile base about 160 miles northwest of Seoul
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After Kim Jong Un's New Year Speech, Trump 'Looks Forward' To New Meeting
President Donald Trump is looking forward to another summit with Kim Jong Un, he said Tuesday, after the North Korean leader warned Pyongyang could change its approach to nuclear talks if Washington persists with sanctions.
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Kim Jong Un Offers To Dismantle Nuclear Test Site - Only After US Acts
The offer by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un came with a caveat. He would permanently dismantle his country's main nuclear site, but only if only if the United States makes concessions first.
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US, North Korea Trade Blows Over Nuclear Deal At Singapore Reunion
North Korea and the United States traded blows over implementing a disarmament deal adopted at a landmark summit in June, as Washington called for maintaining sanctions pressure against the North which in turn said it was alarmed at U.S. intentions.
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In Private, Trump Vents Frustration Over Lack Of Progress On North Korea
When he emerged from his summit with Kim Jong Un last month, President Donald Trump triumphantly declared that North Korea no longer posed a nuclear threat and that one of the world's most intractable geopolitical crises had been "largely solved."
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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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"I Do Trust Him": Donald Trump Sounds Naive After Meeting Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump expressed a bewilderingly high degree of confidence after meeting with Kim Jong Un that the North Korean leader is personally committed to giving up the nuclear weapons that ensure his grip on power.
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Kim Jong Un Committed To Denuclearisation, Says Trump After Historic Summit
President Donald Trump said he had "developed a very special bond" with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during their historic summit here Tuesday, and proclaimed the start of a new era that could break a cycle of nuclear brinkmanship and stave off a military confrontation.
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"Great Honour": In Bid For History, Trump Flatters Totalitarian Kim Jong
President Donald Trump shook his hand for 13 long seconds, patted him on the back and led him down a rich red carpet. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be considered the world's greatest human rights abuser and a totalitarian collector of nuclear weapons, but as they met for the first time here Tuesday, Trump declared himself honored.
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Trump, Kim Put Aside Years Of Broken Promises In Singapore Meet
President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un put aside years of broken promises and threats of nuclear warfare as they sat down to begin discussions that could open the door to denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula
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Not Interested In Talks "That Bring Nothing": North Korea Snubs Trump
President Donald Trump's transactional approach to foreign policy assumes that everything has a price. The problem for him in his nuclear gamble with North Korea is that Kim Jong Un may not be buying.
-
North Korea Says No More Nuclear Talks Unless US Changes Stance
North Korea said on Friday its deadlocked nuclear talks with Washington "will never be resumed" unless the US adopts a new approach, again blaming it for the collapse of the Hanoi summit in February.
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Spurned By US, North Korea's Kim Jong Un Seeks A Friend In Vladimir Putin
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday at a summit designed to show that Washington is not the only power able to set the agenda on Pyongyang's nuclear programme.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Reaches Russia For Summit With Vladimir Putin
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed the border into Russia on Wednesday by train, Russian media reported, for his first trip there aimed at galvanising support from President Vladimir Putin while nuclear talks with Washington are in a limbo.
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North Korea May Suspend Nuclear Talks With "Gangster-Like' US": Diplomat
North Korea is considering suspending talks with the United States and may rethink a ban on missile and nuclear tests unless Washington makes concessions, news reports from the North's capital on Friday quoted a senior diplomat as saying.
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Secret North Korean Missile Site, One Of 20, Found: Report
Days after the White House announced plans for a second nuclear summit between the United States and North Korea, a new think tank report has identified a secret North Korean ballistic missile base about 160 miles northwest of Seoul
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After Kim Jong Un's New Year Speech, Trump 'Looks Forward' To New Meeting
President Donald Trump is looking forward to another summit with Kim Jong Un, he said Tuesday, after the North Korean leader warned Pyongyang could change its approach to nuclear talks if Washington persists with sanctions.
-
Kim Jong Un Offers To Dismantle Nuclear Test Site - Only After US Acts
The offer by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un came with a caveat. He would permanently dismantle his country's main nuclear site, but only if only if the United States makes concessions first.
-
US, North Korea Trade Blows Over Nuclear Deal At Singapore Reunion
North Korea and the United States traded blows over implementing a disarmament deal adopted at a landmark summit in June, as Washington called for maintaining sanctions pressure against the North which in turn said it was alarmed at U.S. intentions.
-
In Private, Trump Vents Frustration Over Lack Of Progress On North Korea
When he emerged from his summit with Kim Jong Un last month, President Donald Trump triumphantly declared that North Korea no longer posed a nuclear threat and that one of the world's most intractable geopolitical crises had been "largely solved."
-
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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"I Do Trust Him": Donald Trump Sounds Naive After Meeting Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump expressed a bewilderingly high degree of confidence after meeting with Kim Jong Un that the North Korean leader is personally committed to giving up the nuclear weapons that ensure his grip on power.
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Kim Jong Un Committed To Denuclearisation, Says Trump After Historic Summit
President Donald Trump said he had "developed a very special bond" with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during their historic summit here Tuesday, and proclaimed the start of a new era that could break a cycle of nuclear brinkmanship and stave off a military confrontation.
-
"Great Honour": In Bid For History, Trump Flatters Totalitarian Kim Jong
President Donald Trump shook his hand for 13 long seconds, patted him on the back and led him down a rich red carpet. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be considered the world's greatest human rights abuser and a totalitarian collector of nuclear weapons, but as they met for the first time here Tuesday, Trump declared himself honored.
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Trump, Kim Put Aside Years Of Broken Promises In Singapore Meet
President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un put aside years of broken promises and threats of nuclear warfare as they sat down to begin discussions that could open the door to denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula
