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North Korea Could Hold Nuclear Test Next Week: US Envoy
Pyongyang is ignoring US overtures for talks and could be planning its first nuclear weapon test in nearly five years for its April 15 holiday, the State Department's top North Korea envoy said Wednesday.
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Will Retain North Korea Embassy As A Channel Of Communications: India To US
India today told US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson it plans to retain its North Korean embassy, so as to keep open channels of communication as Washington steps up global pressure to isolate Pyongyang for its nuclear and missile programmes.
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North Korea Leader Kim Jong-Un Briefed On Guam Missile Plan: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has been briefed on a plan to fire missiles near Guam, home to US air and naval bases, Pyongyang's state media said Tuesday.
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China Should Be Neutral If North Korea Fires First On US: Report
China should remain neutral if North Korea launches an attack that threatens the United States, a Chinese state-run newspaper said on Friday, sounding a warning for Pyongyang over its plans to fire missiles near the US Pacific territory of Guam.
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Australia To Back US In Any North Korea Conflict: PM Malcolm Turnbull
Australia "will come to the aid of the United States" if North Korea attacks, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Friday, after nuclear-armed Pyongyang outlined plans to fire missiles near the US territory of Guam.
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Guam 'Well-Equipped' To Handle North Korean Threat: Governor
Guam's governor on Thursday said the US territory was "well-equipped" to handle any North Korean strike thanks to robust infrastructure that had survived earthquakes and typhoons, after Pyongyang released a detailed plan to launch missiles towards the island.
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US Could Speed Up North Korea Sanctions In Response To Missile Test: Official
The Trump administration could respond to North Korea's latest failed missile test by speeding up its plans for new US sanctions against Pyongyang, including possible measures against specific North Korean and Chinese entities, a US official told Reuters on Friday.
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After North Korea's 'Provocation', US Plans To Step Up Pressure On China: Report
The Trump administration had been expecting a North Korean "provocation" soon after taking office and will consider a full range of options in a response to Pyongyang's missile test, but calibrated to show U.S. resolve while avoiding escalation, a U.S. official told Reuters on Saturday.
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US Condemns Pyongyang Missile Plan, Warns Against 'Provocative' Actions
The United States on Sunday sharply condemned a North Korean plan to test-fire an intercontinental ballistic missile and warned Pyongyang against "provocative actions."
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North Korea's Kim Jong-Un Calls For More Rocket Launches
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un says his reclusive nation plans more "satellite launches" -- which the West sees as a cover for ballistic missile tests -- calling space exploration a "strategic goal", state media said Friday.
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North Korea warns of nuclear strike, US boosts missile defence
The United States has scrambled to reinforce its Pacific missile defences, preparing to send ground-based interceptors to Guam, as North Korea said Thursday it had authorised plans for nuclear strikes on US targets.
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North Korea's planned rocket test: Why It Matters
North Korea may have the bomb, but it hasn't perfected ways to put one onto a missile that could strike faraway enemies like the United States. This is why Pyongyang's announcement that it will launch a satellite on a long-range rocket next month is drawing so much attention: Washington says North Korea uses these launches as cover for testing miss...
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North Korea Could Hold Nuclear Test Next Week: US Envoy
Pyongyang is ignoring US overtures for talks and could be planning its first nuclear weapon test in nearly five years for its April 15 holiday, the State Department's top North Korea envoy said Wednesday.
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Will Retain North Korea Embassy As A Channel Of Communications: India To US
India today told US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson it plans to retain its North Korean embassy, so as to keep open channels of communication as Washington steps up global pressure to isolate Pyongyang for its nuclear and missile programmes.
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North Korea Leader Kim Jong-Un Briefed On Guam Missile Plan: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has been briefed on a plan to fire missiles near Guam, home to US air and naval bases, Pyongyang's state media said Tuesday.
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China Should Be Neutral If North Korea Fires First On US: Report
China should remain neutral if North Korea launches an attack that threatens the United States, a Chinese state-run newspaper said on Friday, sounding a warning for Pyongyang over its plans to fire missiles near the US Pacific territory of Guam.
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Australia To Back US In Any North Korea Conflict: PM Malcolm Turnbull
Australia "will come to the aid of the United States" if North Korea attacks, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Friday, after nuclear-armed Pyongyang outlined plans to fire missiles near the US territory of Guam.
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Guam 'Well-Equipped' To Handle North Korean Threat: Governor
Guam's governor on Thursday said the US territory was "well-equipped" to handle any North Korean strike thanks to robust infrastructure that had survived earthquakes and typhoons, after Pyongyang released a detailed plan to launch missiles towards the island.
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US Could Speed Up North Korea Sanctions In Response To Missile Test: Official
The Trump administration could respond to North Korea's latest failed missile test by speeding up its plans for new US sanctions against Pyongyang, including possible measures against specific North Korean and Chinese entities, a US official told Reuters on Friday.
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After North Korea's 'Provocation', US Plans To Step Up Pressure On China: Report
The Trump administration had been expecting a North Korean "provocation" soon after taking office and will consider a full range of options in a response to Pyongyang's missile test, but calibrated to show U.S. resolve while avoiding escalation, a U.S. official told Reuters on Saturday.
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US Condemns Pyongyang Missile Plan, Warns Against 'Provocative' Actions
The United States on Sunday sharply condemned a North Korean plan to test-fire an intercontinental ballistic missile and warned Pyongyang against "provocative actions."
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North Korea's Kim Jong-Un Calls For More Rocket Launches
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un says his reclusive nation plans more "satellite launches" -- which the West sees as a cover for ballistic missile tests -- calling space exploration a "strategic goal", state media said Friday.
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North Korea warns of nuclear strike, US boosts missile defence
The United States has scrambled to reinforce its Pacific missile defences, preparing to send ground-based interceptors to Guam, as North Korea said Thursday it had authorised plans for nuclear strikes on US targets.
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North Korea's planned rocket test: Why It Matters
North Korea may have the bomb, but it hasn't perfected ways to put one onto a missile that could strike faraway enemies like the United States. This is why Pyongyang's announcement that it will launch a satellite on a long-range rocket next month is drawing so much attention: Washington says North Korea uses these launches as cover for testing miss...
