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US Submarine Deal, Alliance Can Trigger "Nuclear Arms Race": North Korea
North Korea's foreign ministry on Monday said a new US alliance in the Indo-Pacific and recent US submarine contract with Australia could trigger a "nuclear arms race" in the region.
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US Official Says Not Ruling Out Eventual Direct Talks With North Korea
The United States is not ruling out the eventual possibility of direct talks with North Korea, Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan said on Tuesday, hours after Pyongyang warned nuclear war might break out at any moment.
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Front Row For North Korea, Beef For Lunch: A Look At The UN General Assembly Gathering
It's been dubbed the Super Bowl of diplomacy, the Oscars of world statesmanship: the UN General Assembly kicks off on Tuesday with US President Donald Trump in the spotlight as he makes his first address to the 193-nation body.
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China Warns North Korea: You're On Your Own If You Go After US
China won't come to North Korea's help if it launches missiles threatening U.S. soil and there is retaliation, a state-owned newspaper warned on Friday, but it would intervene if Washington strikes first .
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China Presses For Chilling Situation As US Carrier Group Heads For Korea Waters
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for all sides to exercise restraint on Monday in a call with US President Donald Trump, as a nervous South Korea and Japan sought to join drills with a US aircraft carrier strike group headed for Korean waters.
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North Korea Says Ready To Bring Down Donald Trump's 'Armada'
North Korea said on Sunday it was ready to sink a US aircraft carrier to demonstrate its military might, as two Japanese navy ships joined a US carrier group for exercises in the western Pacific.
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North Korea Calls South Korea's Leader 'Psychopath' Over Missile Row
North Korea on Wednesday labelled South Korean President Park Geun-Hye a "psychopath" after she made a speech slamming Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions and defending the deployment of a US anti-missile system.
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North Korea Calls Obama 'Monkey', Blames US for Shutting Down Its Internet
Hacking row over The Interview continues, as North Korea denies any involvement in a crippling cyber-attack on Sony Pictures.
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Obama is 'Like A Monkey In A Tropical Forest', Says North Korea in Hacking Row
North Korea called President Barack Obama "a monkey" and blamed the US on Saturday for shutting down its internet amid the hacking row over the comedy movie, 'The Interview'.
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Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama vowed Thursday to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to step in to thwart North Korea's "dangerous" nuclear march.
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Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama today vowed to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to help stop North Korea from forging ahead with its "dangerous" nuclear programme.
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Barack Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama vowed on Thursday to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to help stop North Korea from forging ahead with its "dangerous" nuclear programme.
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John Kerry begins talks with Russia amid Edward Snowden row
Meeting his Russian counterparts amid controversy over Edward Snowden's asylum, US Secretary of State John Kerry today said "diplomacy, like hockey, can sometimes result in the occasional collision".
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US Submarine Deal, Alliance Can Trigger "Nuclear Arms Race": North Korea
North Korea's foreign ministry on Monday said a new US alliance in the Indo-Pacific and recent US submarine contract with Australia could trigger a "nuclear arms race" in the region.
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US Official Says Not Ruling Out Eventual Direct Talks With North Korea
The United States is not ruling out the eventual possibility of direct talks with North Korea, Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan said on Tuesday, hours after Pyongyang warned nuclear war might break out at any moment.
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Front Row For North Korea, Beef For Lunch: A Look At The UN General Assembly Gathering
It's been dubbed the Super Bowl of diplomacy, the Oscars of world statesmanship: the UN General Assembly kicks off on Tuesday with US President Donald Trump in the spotlight as he makes his first address to the 193-nation body.
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China Warns North Korea: You're On Your Own If You Go After US
China won't come to North Korea's help if it launches missiles threatening U.S. soil and there is retaliation, a state-owned newspaper warned on Friday, but it would intervene if Washington strikes first .
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China Presses For Chilling Situation As US Carrier Group Heads For Korea Waters
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for all sides to exercise restraint on Monday in a call with US President Donald Trump, as a nervous South Korea and Japan sought to join drills with a US aircraft carrier strike group headed for Korean waters.
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North Korea Says Ready To Bring Down Donald Trump's 'Armada'
North Korea said on Sunday it was ready to sink a US aircraft carrier to demonstrate its military might, as two Japanese navy ships joined a US carrier group for exercises in the western Pacific.
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North Korea Calls South Korea's Leader 'Psychopath' Over Missile Row
North Korea on Wednesday labelled South Korean President Park Geun-Hye a "psychopath" after she made a speech slamming Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions and defending the deployment of a US anti-missile system.
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North Korea Calls Obama 'Monkey', Blames US for Shutting Down Its Internet
Hacking row over The Interview continues, as North Korea denies any involvement in a crippling cyber-attack on Sony Pictures.
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Obama is 'Like A Monkey In A Tropical Forest', Says North Korea in Hacking Row
North Korea called President Barack Obama "a monkey" and blamed the US on Saturday for shutting down its internet amid the hacking row over the comedy movie, 'The Interview'.
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Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama vowed Thursday to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to step in to thwart North Korea's "dangerous" nuclear march.
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Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama today vowed to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to help stop North Korea from forging ahead with its "dangerous" nuclear programme.
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Barack Obama in Tokyo backs Japan in China island row
US President Barack Obama vowed on Thursday to defend Japan if China attacks over a tense territorial dispute, but also urged Beijing to help stop North Korea from forging ahead with its "dangerous" nuclear programme.
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John Kerry begins talks with Russia amid Edward Snowden row
Meeting his Russian counterparts amid controversy over Edward Snowden's asylum, US Secretary of State John Kerry today said "diplomacy, like hockey, can sometimes result in the occasional collision".
