The U.S. State Department once again labeled North Korea a state sponsor of terrorism in its on April 30, along with Iran, Cuba, Syria and Sudan. The ...

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Pyongyang’s Suspected Nuclear Collaboration with Syria

2008-05-01

Evidence has been disclosed concerning North Korea’s nuclear collaboration with Syria. The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency presented some ...

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Bush, Lee Discuss N. Korean Nuclear Issue

2008-04-24

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak and U.S. President George W. Bush held a summit at Camp David on April 19. Regarding the North Korean nuclear ...

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Inter-Korean Trade Increases Despite Chilly Relations

2008-04-17

Trade between South and North Korea increased sharply in the first three months of this year, compared to the same period of 2007. According to the ...

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N. Korea’s Hostile Rhetoric Strains Inter-Korean Ties

2008-04-03

North Korea has made provocative statements and actions recently, escalating tension with the South. The North expelled South Korean officials ...

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Worst-Ever Food Shortages Expected in N. K.

2008-03-27

Food shortages in North Korea seem to be getting more serious. There are still three to four months left before the summer lean season, but North Korea’s ...

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N.K., U.S. Hold Talks in Geneva

2008-03-20

Top nuclear envoys from North Korea and the United States held talks in Geneva on March 13 and 14 to resolve the nuclear impasse. The meeting started ...

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N.K. Steps up Criticism of Joint S. Korea-U.S. Military Drills

2008-03-13

North Korea has stepped up its offensive on the joint military exercises by South Korea and the United States that started on March 2. Combined South ...

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