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North Korea's Constitution Changed, It Now Calls South Korea 'Hostile State'
North Korea said Thursday that its constitution now defines the South as a "hostile" state, the first time Pyongyang has confirmed legal changes called for by leader Kim Jong Un earlier this year.
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North Korea Says It Defused US-Made Korean War Bombs At Apartment Site
The explosives, found at the housing construction site in the Hwasong area, were rusty but at risk of going off at any time, a report said.
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At UN, China, Russia Block US Bid To Sanction North Korea Over Missile
China and Russia vetoed on Thursday a U.S.-led push to impose more UN sanctions on North Korea over its renewed ballistic missile launches, publicly splitting the U.N. Security Council for the first time since it started punishing Pyongyang in 2006.
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US Envoy Says No Hostile Intent Toward North Korea, Calls For Talks
The United States does not have hostile intent toward Pyongyang and is open to meeting any time and any place, Washington's special envoy for North Korea said on Monday during a visit to South Korea.
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North Korea Warns Seoul To Drop "Nonsensical" Denuclearisation Talk
North Korea on Saturday issued another angry statement against Seoul, this time excoriating it for "nonsensical" statements on the stalled dialogue about Pyongyang's nuclear weapons.
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US Blocks North Korean Air Traffic Revival Ahead Of Trump Summit: Report
The United States has blocked efforts by a UN agency to improve civil aviation in North Korea at a time when Pyongyang is trying to reopen part of its airspace to foreign flights, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Road To Reconciliation: After 14 Years, Two Koreas Connect Across Border
North and South Korea have connected a road across their shared border for the first time in 14 years, Seoul's defence ministry said Thursday in the latest reconciliation gesture between the neighbours.
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Trump Cancels Pompeo's Trip To North Korea Over Stalled Nuclear Diplomacy
U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly canceled his top diplomat's planned trip to North Korea on Friday, publicly acknowledging for the first time that his effort to get Pyongyang to denuclearize had stalled since his summit with the North's leader.
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2 Months After Trump-Kim Jong Un Handshake, Xi To Visit North Korea
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit Pyongyang next month at the invitation of North Korea leader Kim Jong Un to attend the celebrations of the 70th anniversary of North Korea's founding, Singapore's Straits Times newspaper reported.
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China's Xi Jinping Accepted Kim's Invitation To Visit North Korea: Reports
Chinese President Xi Jinping accepted an invitation from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Pyongyang when they met for the first time in Beijing, the North's state media said Wednesday.
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North Korea Is A Nuclear State. But Can The US Accept That?
Every time North Korea does something provocative - which is often - Washington insists that Pyongyang must give up its nuclear weapons program.
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Likelihood Of "Preemptive War" With North Korea Grows, Warns US Lawmaker
A top Republican lawmaker warned Sunday that the United States moves closer to preemptive war with North Korea every time Pyongyang carries out a missile or nuclear test.
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World 'Running Out Of Time' On North Korea, President Trump To Tell Asia: White House
President Donald Trump will tell leaders on a five-nation Asia tour that the world is "running out of time" on North Korea's nuclear crisis and that he will give his strategy to isolate Pyongyang a few months before making adjustments, a top Trump aide said on Thursday.
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White House Says 'Not The Time To Talk' With North Korea
The White House reaffirmed Monday that "now is not the time" to talk with North Korea, putting a lid on Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's attempts to exploit the narrow diplomatic channels with Pyongyang.
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North Korea Wants Military 'Equilibrium' With The US, Kim Jong Un Says
North Korea is seeking military "equilibrium" with the United States as a way to stop American leaders from talking about military options for dealing with Pyongyang, Kim Jong Un said after supervising the launch of another missile over Japan.
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North Korea's Constitution Changed, It Now Calls South Korea 'Hostile State'
North Korea said Thursday that its constitution now defines the South as a "hostile" state, the first time Pyongyang has confirmed legal changes called for by leader Kim Jong Un earlier this year.
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North Korea Says It Defused US-Made Korean War Bombs At Apartment Site
The explosives, found at the housing construction site in the Hwasong area, were rusty but at risk of going off at any time, a report said.
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At UN, China, Russia Block US Bid To Sanction North Korea Over Missile
China and Russia vetoed on Thursday a U.S.-led push to impose more UN sanctions on North Korea over its renewed ballistic missile launches, publicly splitting the U.N. Security Council for the first time since it started punishing Pyongyang in 2006.
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US Envoy Says No Hostile Intent Toward North Korea, Calls For Talks
The United States does not have hostile intent toward Pyongyang and is open to meeting any time and any place, Washington's special envoy for North Korea said on Monday during a visit to South Korea.
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North Korea Warns Seoul To Drop "Nonsensical" Denuclearisation Talk
North Korea on Saturday issued another angry statement against Seoul, this time excoriating it for "nonsensical" statements on the stalled dialogue about Pyongyang's nuclear weapons.
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US Blocks North Korean Air Traffic Revival Ahead Of Trump Summit: Report
The United States has blocked efforts by a UN agency to improve civil aviation in North Korea at a time when Pyongyang is trying to reopen part of its airspace to foreign flights, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Road To Reconciliation: After 14 Years, Two Koreas Connect Across Border
North and South Korea have connected a road across their shared border for the first time in 14 years, Seoul's defence ministry said Thursday in the latest reconciliation gesture between the neighbours.
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Trump Cancels Pompeo's Trip To North Korea Over Stalled Nuclear Diplomacy
U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly canceled his top diplomat's planned trip to North Korea on Friday, publicly acknowledging for the first time that his effort to get Pyongyang to denuclearize had stalled since his summit with the North's leader.
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2 Months After Trump-Kim Jong Un Handshake, Xi To Visit North Korea
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit Pyongyang next month at the invitation of North Korea leader Kim Jong Un to attend the celebrations of the 70th anniversary of North Korea's founding, Singapore's Straits Times newspaper reported.
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China's Xi Jinping Accepted Kim's Invitation To Visit North Korea: Reports
Chinese President Xi Jinping accepted an invitation from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Pyongyang when they met for the first time in Beijing, the North's state media said Wednesday.
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North Korea Is A Nuclear State. But Can The US Accept That?
Every time North Korea does something provocative - which is often - Washington insists that Pyongyang must give up its nuclear weapons program.
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Likelihood Of "Preemptive War" With North Korea Grows, Warns US Lawmaker
A top Republican lawmaker warned Sunday that the United States moves closer to preemptive war with North Korea every time Pyongyang carries out a missile or nuclear test.
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World 'Running Out Of Time' On North Korea, President Trump To Tell Asia: White House
President Donald Trump will tell leaders on a five-nation Asia tour that the world is "running out of time" on North Korea's nuclear crisis and that he will give his strategy to isolate Pyongyang a few months before making adjustments, a top Trump aide said on Thursday.
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White House Says 'Not The Time To Talk' With North Korea
The White House reaffirmed Monday that "now is not the time" to talk with North Korea, putting a lid on Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's attempts to exploit the narrow diplomatic channels with Pyongyang.
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North Korea Wants Military 'Equilibrium' With The US, Kim Jong Un Says
North Korea is seeking military "equilibrium" with the United States as a way to stop American leaders from talking about military options for dealing with Pyongyang, Kim Jong Un said after supervising the launch of another missile over Japan.
