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"Pakistan Has A History": India On US Intel Chief's Nuclear Threat Remark
US Intelligence Chief Tulsi Gabbard, while presenting the intelligence community's 2026 Annual Threat Assessment, said that Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and Pakistan are the most significant nuclear threats to the United States.
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Another Nuclear Bomb Test? China Says North Korea Quake 'Suspected Explosion'
China's earthquake administration said on Saturday it had detected a magnitude 3.4 earthquake in North Korea that was a "suspected explosion".
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Trump Imposes New Sanctions On North Korea; Kim Says He Will 'Tame The Mentally Deranged US Dotard With Fire'
President Donald Trump on Thursday announced new financial sanctions targeting North Korea as his administration seeks to build international support for more aggressively confronting the rogue nation, whose escalating nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities have reached what US officials consider a crisis point
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The Timing Of North Korea's Nuke Test Could Not Be Worse For China's Leader
President Xi Jinping does not like surprises. That hasn't stopped Kim Jong Un or President Donald Trump. On Sunday, hours before the Chinese president delivered a keynote speech on his country's diplomatic prowess, North Korea tested a nuclear bomb, stealing his spotlight.
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North Korea's Kim Jong-un 'Begging For War': US Envoy Nikki Haley
The United States on Monday said countries trading with North Korea were aiding its "dangerous nuclear intentions" as the United Nations Security Council mulled tough new sanctions and the isolated regime showed signs of planning more missile tests
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After North Korea's Big Nuclear Test, A Sharp Response From India
India today said it "deplored" the latest nuclear test conducted by North Korea that has rung alarm bells across the world. A statement from the foreign ministry said India remains concerned about the proliferation of nuclear and missile technologies which has adversely impacted her national security
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North Korea Nuclear Test Rocks Parts Of China
North Korea's nuclear test Sunday was widely felt in northeast China and rocked some cities for as long as eight seconds, according to reports and accounts on social media.
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John Kerry Off To Asia To Address Maritime Disputes, North Korea Nukes
US Secretary of State John Kerry is pressing for peaceful resolutions to increasingly tense maritime disputes in Asia and urging China to take a firmer stand on North Korea's nuclear program after its recent bomb test.
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South Korea, China Defence Officials Discuss North Korea Nuclear Test
South Korean and Chinese defence ministry officials discussed North Korea's latest nuclear test today, as pressure intensified on Beijing to take a tougher line with ally Pyongyang.
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South Korea President Urges Tough Global Response To North's Nuclear Test
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye on Wednesday urged the international community, and in particular China, to ensure that North Korea receives the strongest possible punishment for its latest nuclear test.
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"Pakistan Has A History": India On US Intel Chief's Nuclear Threat Remark
US Intelligence Chief Tulsi Gabbard, while presenting the intelligence community's 2026 Annual Threat Assessment, said that Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and Pakistan are the most significant nuclear threats to the United States.
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Another Nuclear Bomb Test? China Says North Korea Quake 'Suspected Explosion'
China's earthquake administration said on Saturday it had detected a magnitude 3.4 earthquake in North Korea that was a "suspected explosion".
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Trump Imposes New Sanctions On North Korea; Kim Says He Will 'Tame The Mentally Deranged US Dotard With Fire'
President Donald Trump on Thursday announced new financial sanctions targeting North Korea as his administration seeks to build international support for more aggressively confronting the rogue nation, whose escalating nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities have reached what US officials consider a crisis point
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The Timing Of North Korea's Nuke Test Could Not Be Worse For China's Leader
President Xi Jinping does not like surprises. That hasn't stopped Kim Jong Un or President Donald Trump. On Sunday, hours before the Chinese president delivered a keynote speech on his country's diplomatic prowess, North Korea tested a nuclear bomb, stealing his spotlight.
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North Korea's Kim Jong-un 'Begging For War': US Envoy Nikki Haley
The United States on Monday said countries trading with North Korea were aiding its "dangerous nuclear intentions" as the United Nations Security Council mulled tough new sanctions and the isolated regime showed signs of planning more missile tests
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After North Korea's Big Nuclear Test, A Sharp Response From India
India today said it "deplored" the latest nuclear test conducted by North Korea that has rung alarm bells across the world. A statement from the foreign ministry said India remains concerned about the proliferation of nuclear and missile technologies which has adversely impacted her national security
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North Korea Nuclear Test Rocks Parts Of China
North Korea's nuclear test Sunday was widely felt in northeast China and rocked some cities for as long as eight seconds, according to reports and accounts on social media.
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John Kerry Off To Asia To Address Maritime Disputes, North Korea Nukes
US Secretary of State John Kerry is pressing for peaceful resolutions to increasingly tense maritime disputes in Asia and urging China to take a firmer stand on North Korea's nuclear program after its recent bomb test.
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South Korea, China Defence Officials Discuss North Korea Nuclear Test
South Korean and Chinese defence ministry officials discussed North Korea's latest nuclear test today, as pressure intensified on Beijing to take a tougher line with ally Pyongyang.
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South Korea President Urges Tough Global Response To North's Nuclear Test
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye on Wednesday urged the international community, and in particular China, to ensure that North Korea receives the strongest possible punishment for its latest nuclear test.
