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South Korea, US Mull Further Strategic Deployment After North Korea Bomb Test
South Korea said today that further US "strategic assets" might be deployed to the Korean peninsula, following a flyover by a US B-52 bomber in response to North Korea's latest nuclear test.
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Two Koreas Trade Barbs Over Industrial Park Wage Row
North and South Korea dug in their heels today in an escalating row over wages at their Kaesong joint industrial zone.
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Two Koreas agree to reopen shuttered factory park
North and South Korea agreed on Wednesday to reopen a troubled joint industrial park after a series of talks on the fate of the symbol of economic cooperation, raising hopes of possible improvement in political ties.
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South Korean firms threaten to leave Kaesong joint zone
Dozens of South Korean firms on Wednesday threatened to withdraw from a shuttered joint industrial zone in North Korea, complaining they fell victim to political bickering between the two Koreas.
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Last South Koreans leave North Korean factory
South Korea says its last remaining nationals stationed at a jointly run factory park in North Korea have left.
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South Korea to aid companies shut out of Kaesong joint industrial complex
South Korea's government will provide more than $270 million in emergency loans to help companies affected by the shutdown of a jointly-run factory park in North Korea.
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South Korean workers quit troubled joint factory zone
Dozens of South Korean workers returned from a jointly run factory park in North Korea on Saturday as part of an evacuation of the flagship project following months of military tensions.
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US tells North Korea new missile launch would be 'huge mistake'
US Secretary of State John Kerry warned North Korea on Friday it would be a "huge mistake" to test launch a medium-range missile and said the United States would never accept the reclusive country as a nuclear power.
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Workers in North Korea's factory zone stay despite risk, need jobs
Hundreds of South Koreans rejected the chance to leave factories in North Korea on Thursday that have become the centre of a bitter standoff between the two countries, running the risk of becoming hostages to keep their plants going.
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North Korea suspends South's entry to industrial zone
North Korean authorities were not allowing any South Korean workers into a joint industrial park on Wednesday, South Korea's Unification Ministry and a Reuters witness said, adding to tensions between the two countries.
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South Korea, US Mull Further Strategic Deployment After North Korea Bomb Test
South Korea said today that further US "strategic assets" might be deployed to the Korean peninsula, following a flyover by a US B-52 bomber in response to North Korea's latest nuclear test.
-
Two Koreas Trade Barbs Over Industrial Park Wage Row
North and South Korea dug in their heels today in an escalating row over wages at their Kaesong joint industrial zone.
-
Two Koreas agree to reopen shuttered factory park
North and South Korea agreed on Wednesday to reopen a troubled joint industrial park after a series of talks on the fate of the symbol of economic cooperation, raising hopes of possible improvement in political ties.
-
South Korean firms threaten to leave Kaesong joint zone
Dozens of South Korean firms on Wednesday threatened to withdraw from a shuttered joint industrial zone in North Korea, complaining they fell victim to political bickering between the two Koreas.
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Last South Koreans leave North Korean factory
South Korea says its last remaining nationals stationed at a jointly run factory park in North Korea have left.
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South Korea to aid companies shut out of Kaesong joint industrial complex
South Korea's government will provide more than $270 million in emergency loans to help companies affected by the shutdown of a jointly-run factory park in North Korea.
-
South Korean workers quit troubled joint factory zone
Dozens of South Korean workers returned from a jointly run factory park in North Korea on Saturday as part of an evacuation of the flagship project following months of military tensions.
-
US tells North Korea new missile launch would be 'huge mistake'
US Secretary of State John Kerry warned North Korea on Friday it would be a "huge mistake" to test launch a medium-range missile and said the United States would never accept the reclusive country as a nuclear power.
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Workers in North Korea's factory zone stay despite risk, need jobs
Hundreds of South Koreans rejected the chance to leave factories in North Korea on Thursday that have become the centre of a bitter standoff between the two countries, running the risk of becoming hostages to keep their plants going.
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North Korea suspends South's entry to industrial zone
North Korean authorities were not allowing any South Korean workers into a joint industrial park on Wednesday, South Korea's Unification Ministry and a Reuters witness said, adding to tensions between the two countries.
