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US Should Keep Promise To Pay North Korea For Student's Release: Ex-Envoy
The former US diplomat who secured the release from North Korea of American Otto Warmbier said on Monday Washington should honour its pledge to pay Pyongyang $2 million for the student's hospital care.
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"We Paid North Korea Nothing For US Student's Release": Donald Trump
President Donald Trump insisted on Friday that the United States paid North Korea nothing for the release of Otto Warmbier, a young American student who fell into a coma after allegedly being tortured in the totalitarian country.
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North Korea Ordered To Pay $501 Million Fine To US Student's Family
A US court on Monday ordered Pyongyang to pay $501 million in damages for the torture and death of US college student Otto Warmbier, who died in 2017 shortly after being released from a North Korea prison.
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North Korea Accuses US Of 'Smear Campaign' Over Otto Warmbier Death
North Korea on Friday accused the US of waging a 'smear campaign' over the death of a student who was sent back home in a coma, denying he was tortured or abused.
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North Korea Denies Torturing US Student Otto Warmbier: Report
North Korea Friday denied torturing Otto Warmbier, the US student who died after being released from the North in a coma, in the first official reaction to his death.
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Family Declines Autopsy For US Student Otto Warmbier Released By North Korea
An Ohio coroner, abiding by family wishes, has performed an external examination instead of a full autopsy on the body of the U.S. student who was held prisoner in North Korea for 17 months and sent home in a coma, the agency said on Tuesday.
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Donald Trump Decries 'Brutal' North Korea Regime After Otto Warmbier's Death
President Donald Trump on Monday denounced North Korea as "a brutal regime" after the death of a 22-year-old US student released by the reclusive country in a coma last week.
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US Student Otto Warmbier Dies Days After Release From North Korea
Otto Warmbier, University of Virginia student who was detained in North Korea for nearly a year and a half, died Monday afternoon, his parents announced.
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United Nations Human Rights Envoy Asks North Korea Why Freed US Student Is in Coma
A U.N. human rights investigator contacted North Korea on Friday about the American student Otto Warmbier who has a severe brain injury and is in a state of "unresponsive wakefulness".
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US Student Freed By North Korea Has 'Extensive Loss Of Brain Tissue'
The US student, Otto Warmbier, who faced a 17-month detention in North Korea, returned home this week because of medical concerns. University of Cincinnati doctors say that he demonstrates an extensive loss of brain tissue and is in a state of unresponsive wakefulness.
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Cause Of US Student's Brain Injury In North Korea Still Unknown: Reports
Doctors treating Otto Warmbier, the comatose US student released from North Korean detention this week, said Thursday the 22-year-old had suffered extensive brain damage, the cause of which remains unknown.
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North Korea Says US Student Released 'On Humanitarian Grounds'
North Korea released US student Otto Warmbier "on humanitarian grounds", state media said Thursday, two days after he was evacuated from Pyongyang after falling into a coma while imprisoned in a labour camp.
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US Student, Who Was In Coma While Detained In North Korea, Returns
A plane carrying University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, who had been detained in North Korea for 17 months and was in a coma for most of it, touched down in Cincinnati on Tuesday night.
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North Korea Releases US Student Held For 17 Months
North Korea has released Otto Warmbier, a U.S. university student who has been held captive there since January 2016, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Tuesday.
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North Korea Releases CCTV Footage Of US Student Stealing Banner
North Korea has released CCTV images showing American student Otto Warmbier removing a political banner from a wall in a hotel -- a "crime" that saw him sentenced to 15 years hard labour.
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US Should Keep Promise To Pay North Korea For Student's Release: Ex-Envoy
The former US diplomat who secured the release from North Korea of American Otto Warmbier said on Monday Washington should honour its pledge to pay Pyongyang $2 million for the student's hospital care.
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"We Paid North Korea Nothing For US Student's Release": Donald Trump
President Donald Trump insisted on Friday that the United States paid North Korea nothing for the release of Otto Warmbier, a young American student who fell into a coma after allegedly being tortured in the totalitarian country.
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North Korea Ordered To Pay $501 Million Fine To US Student's Family
A US court on Monday ordered Pyongyang to pay $501 million in damages for the torture and death of US college student Otto Warmbier, who died in 2017 shortly after being released from a North Korea prison.
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North Korea Accuses US Of 'Smear Campaign' Over Otto Warmbier Death
North Korea on Friday accused the US of waging a 'smear campaign' over the death of a student who was sent back home in a coma, denying he was tortured or abused.
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North Korea Denies Torturing US Student Otto Warmbier: Report
North Korea Friday denied torturing Otto Warmbier, the US student who died after being released from the North in a coma, in the first official reaction to his death.
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Family Declines Autopsy For US Student Otto Warmbier Released By North Korea
An Ohio coroner, abiding by family wishes, has performed an external examination instead of a full autopsy on the body of the U.S. student who was held prisoner in North Korea for 17 months and sent home in a coma, the agency said on Tuesday.
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Donald Trump Decries 'Brutal' North Korea Regime After Otto Warmbier's Death
President Donald Trump on Monday denounced North Korea as "a brutal regime" after the death of a 22-year-old US student released by the reclusive country in a coma last week.
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US Student Otto Warmbier Dies Days After Release From North Korea
Otto Warmbier, University of Virginia student who was detained in North Korea for nearly a year and a half, died Monday afternoon, his parents announced.
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United Nations Human Rights Envoy Asks North Korea Why Freed US Student Is in Coma
A U.N. human rights investigator contacted North Korea on Friday about the American student Otto Warmbier who has a severe brain injury and is in a state of "unresponsive wakefulness".
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US Student Freed By North Korea Has 'Extensive Loss Of Brain Tissue'
The US student, Otto Warmbier, who faced a 17-month detention in North Korea, returned home this week because of medical concerns. University of Cincinnati doctors say that he demonstrates an extensive loss of brain tissue and is in a state of unresponsive wakefulness.
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Cause Of US Student's Brain Injury In North Korea Still Unknown: Reports
Doctors treating Otto Warmbier, the comatose US student released from North Korean detention this week, said Thursday the 22-year-old had suffered extensive brain damage, the cause of which remains unknown.
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North Korea Says US Student Released 'On Humanitarian Grounds'
North Korea released US student Otto Warmbier "on humanitarian grounds", state media said Thursday, two days after he was evacuated from Pyongyang after falling into a coma while imprisoned in a labour camp.
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US Student, Who Was In Coma While Detained In North Korea, Returns
A plane carrying University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, who had been detained in North Korea for 17 months and was in a coma for most of it, touched down in Cincinnati on Tuesday night.
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North Korea Releases US Student Held For 17 Months
North Korea has released Otto Warmbier, a U.S. university student who has been held captive there since January 2016, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Tuesday.
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North Korea Releases CCTV Footage Of US Student Stealing Banner
North Korea has released CCTV images showing American student Otto Warmbier removing a political banner from a wall in a hotel -- a "crime" that saw him sentenced to 15 years hard labour.
