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'Army Of Beauties' Reveal A Cultural Divide Across The Two Koreas
North Korea's red-clad "army of beauties" cheerleaders are a key weapon in Pyongyang's arsenal for its Winter Olympics charm offensive -- but to some Southerners they illustrate the cultural divide across the Demilitarized Zone.
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Pyeongchang Or Pyongyang? Twitter Users Place Olympics In North Korea
South Koreans angry at North Korea's perceived "hijacking" of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics have sarcastically dubbed it the "Pyongyang Games", but it seems many really are struggling to differentiate between the two places.
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Kim Jong-Un Invites South Korean President "At An Early Date" To The North: President's Office
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un invited South Korean President Moon Jae-in to Pyongyang "at an early date", the presidential Blue House in Seoul said on Saturday.
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North Korea Holds Military Parade Day Before Winter Olympics
North Korea staged a military parade in Pyongyang Thursday, in a show of strength just a day before the Winter Olympics open in the South.
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North Korea Delegates Arrive In Seoul For Pre-Olympics Inspection
North Korean delegates arrived in Seoul on Sunday on their way to inspect venues and prepare cultural performances for next month's Winter Olympics, in the first visit by Pyongyang officials to the South for four years.
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North Korea Rejects Sanctions Talk, Ready For "Successful" Olympics: Diplomat
North Korea rejects as a "provocation" a U.S.-led meeting in Vancouver that discussed tougher sanctions that Pyongyang will fight, a senior North Korean diplomat told Reuters on Wednesday.
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North Korea Offers To Send High-Level Delegation To Olympics: Seoul
North Korea offered to send athletes and a high-level delegation to the forthcoming Winter Olympics in the South on Tuesday as the rivals held their first official talks in more than two years after months of tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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Koreas Set For First Official Talks In Two Years
Top officials from North and South Korea will hold their first official dialogue in more than two years on Tuesday after months of high tensions over Pyongyang's weapons ambitions.
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North And South Korea Agree To First Talks In Two Years
Nuclear-armed North Korea on Friday accepted the South's offer of talks next week, hours after Seoul and Washington agreed to defer joint military exercises which always infuriate Pyongyang until after the Winter Olympics.
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North Korea To Reopen Inter-Korean Hotline After South Proposes Talks
Pyongyang said Wednesday it will restore a hotline with the South at 0630 GMT, after Seoul proposed high-level talks in response to Kim Jong-Un's calls for better relations and suggestion his country might attend the Winter Olympics.
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South Korea Proposes High-Level Talks With North Korea
South Korea Tuesday proposed high-level talks with Pyongyang on January 9, after the North's leader Kim Jong-Un called for a breakthrough in relations and said his country might attend the Winter Olympics in the South next month.
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Willing To Dispatch Our Delegation For Winter Olympics In South Korea, Says Kim Jong Un
Kim Jong-Un on Monday gave the first indication that North Korea could participate in next month's Winter Olympics in the South, despite tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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Winter Returns To Pyongyang With More Bite Than Last Year
A cold snap in the North Korean capital has residents ice fishing on the Taedong River.
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'Army Of Beauties' Reveal A Cultural Divide Across The Two Koreas
North Korea's red-clad "army of beauties" cheerleaders are a key weapon in Pyongyang's arsenal for its Winter Olympics charm offensive -- but to some Southerners they illustrate the cultural divide across the Demilitarized Zone.
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Pyeongchang Or Pyongyang? Twitter Users Place Olympics In North Korea
South Koreans angry at North Korea's perceived "hijacking" of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics have sarcastically dubbed it the "Pyongyang Games", but it seems many really are struggling to differentiate between the two places.
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Kim Jong-Un Invites South Korean President "At An Early Date" To The North: President's Office
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un invited South Korean President Moon Jae-in to Pyongyang "at an early date", the presidential Blue House in Seoul said on Saturday.
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North Korea Holds Military Parade Day Before Winter Olympics
North Korea staged a military parade in Pyongyang Thursday, in a show of strength just a day before the Winter Olympics open in the South.
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North Korea Delegates Arrive In Seoul For Pre-Olympics Inspection
North Korean delegates arrived in Seoul on Sunday on their way to inspect venues and prepare cultural performances for next month's Winter Olympics, in the first visit by Pyongyang officials to the South for four years.
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North Korea Rejects Sanctions Talk, Ready For "Successful" Olympics: Diplomat
North Korea rejects as a "provocation" a U.S.-led meeting in Vancouver that discussed tougher sanctions that Pyongyang will fight, a senior North Korean diplomat told Reuters on Wednesday.
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North Korea Offers To Send High-Level Delegation To Olympics: Seoul
North Korea offered to send athletes and a high-level delegation to the forthcoming Winter Olympics in the South on Tuesday as the rivals held their first official talks in more than two years after months of tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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Koreas Set For First Official Talks In Two Years
Top officials from North and South Korea will hold their first official dialogue in more than two years on Tuesday after months of high tensions over Pyongyang's weapons ambitions.
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North And South Korea Agree To First Talks In Two Years
Nuclear-armed North Korea on Friday accepted the South's offer of talks next week, hours after Seoul and Washington agreed to defer joint military exercises which always infuriate Pyongyang until after the Winter Olympics.
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North Korea To Reopen Inter-Korean Hotline After South Proposes Talks
Pyongyang said Wednesday it will restore a hotline with the South at 0630 GMT, after Seoul proposed high-level talks in response to Kim Jong-Un's calls for better relations and suggestion his country might attend the Winter Olympics.
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South Korea Proposes High-Level Talks With North Korea
South Korea Tuesday proposed high-level talks with Pyongyang on January 9, after the North's leader Kim Jong-Un called for a breakthrough in relations and said his country might attend the Winter Olympics in the South next month.
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Willing To Dispatch Our Delegation For Winter Olympics In South Korea, Says Kim Jong Un
Kim Jong-Un on Monday gave the first indication that North Korea could participate in next month's Winter Olympics in the South, despite tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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Winter Returns To Pyongyang With More Bite Than Last Year
A cold snap in the North Korean capital has residents ice fishing on the Taedong River.
