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Restored Photo Helps Chinese Woman, 93, 'Reunite' With Husband After 70 Years
The families were left stunned, including Zhao, who broke down in tears when she saw the portrait of her late husband.
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South Korea Offers A Rare Glimpse Into Life Of Koreans Displaced By War
The Demilitarised Zone on the Ganghwado Island in northwest South Korea offers a rare glimpse into the lives of displaced North Koreans who have been living there for over 70 years.
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Chinese Diplomats To Attend Korean War Anniversary Event In Pyongyang
North Korea is planning a "grand" Korean War armistice anniversary celebration this week that will be attended by Chinese diplomats, the first known foreign visitors since Pyongyang's 2020 pandemic border closure.
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73 Years After Death, US Soldier's Remains Returned To Georgia
Army Cpl Luther Herschel Story was 18 years old when he was presumed to have been killed in a battle on September 1, 1950.
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North Korea Says It Defused US-Made Korean War Bombs At Apartment Site
The explosives, found at the housing construction site in the Hwasong area, were rusty but at risk of going off at any time, a report said.
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Indian Army's Medical Team In Turkey Was Deployed In 1950 Korean War Too
This is not the first time the 60 Para Field hospital is in the limelight. Affectionately called 'angels in maroon berets', the 60th Parachute Field Ambulance unit treated more than 200,000 people between 1950 and 1954.
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Trump Lands in Hanoi for Second Kim Summit as Ambitions Run Low
The low ambitions signaled by Trump’s advisers risk turning a dramatic moment into a public letdown for the U.S president.
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Trump and Kim May Declare End to Korean War in Vietnam Summit
The two leaders could reach an agreement on how to resolve the 1950-53 conflict as part of their meeting.
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North Korea’s Nukes and the ‘Forgotten War’
Hampton Sides, author of a new book about a turning point in the Korea war, explores the state of the Koreas.
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U.S., South Korea Discussing Incentives for Kim in Nuclear Talks
Restarting stalled business projects being discussed: South Korea Foreign Minister.
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North, South Korea Open Rail Project Despite Sanctions Barrier
North and South Korean staged a symbolic ground-breaking ceremony to upgrade severed rail links.
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North, South Korea Inaugurate Rail, Road Project; Sanctions Delay Construction
The two Koreas held a ceremony on Wednesday for a project to reconnect rail and road links, although construction cannot begin while sanctions over North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes remain in place, officials said.
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Are Jumpy U.S. Equities Hiding a Nasty Surprise?
Investors have started to take notice of rising interest rates.
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Delhi May Get Its Own Korean War Memorial By End Of Next Year
South Korea and India have agreed to build a Korean War memorial in New Delhi and the local government has already designated a place for it, South Korea's envoy Shin Bong-kil said.
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Kim's Peace Push Gives Trump Leverage to Finally Win Concessions
In exchange for declaring peace on the Korean Peninsula, Trump could insist that Kim provides firmer disarmament commitments.
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Restored Photo Helps Chinese Woman, 93, 'Reunite' With Husband After 70 Years
The families were left stunned, including Zhao, who broke down in tears when she saw the portrait of her late husband.
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South Korea Offers A Rare Glimpse Into Life Of Koreans Displaced By War
The Demilitarised Zone on the Ganghwado Island in northwest South Korea offers a rare glimpse into the lives of displaced North Koreans who have been living there for over 70 years.
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Chinese Diplomats To Attend Korean War Anniversary Event In Pyongyang
North Korea is planning a "grand" Korean War armistice anniversary celebration this week that will be attended by Chinese diplomats, the first known foreign visitors since Pyongyang's 2020 pandemic border closure.
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73 Years After Death, US Soldier's Remains Returned To Georgia
Army Cpl Luther Herschel Story was 18 years old when he was presumed to have been killed in a battle on September 1, 1950.
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North Korea Says It Defused US-Made Korean War Bombs At Apartment Site
The explosives, found at the housing construction site in the Hwasong area, were rusty but at risk of going off at any time, a report said.
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Indian Army's Medical Team In Turkey Was Deployed In 1950 Korean War Too
This is not the first time the 60 Para Field hospital is in the limelight. Affectionately called 'angels in maroon berets', the 60th Parachute Field Ambulance unit treated more than 200,000 people between 1950 and 1954.
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Trump Lands in Hanoi for Second Kim Summit as Ambitions Run Low
The low ambitions signaled by Trump’s advisers risk turning a dramatic moment into a public letdown for the U.S president.
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Trump and Kim May Declare End to Korean War in Vietnam Summit
The two leaders could reach an agreement on how to resolve the 1950-53 conflict as part of their meeting.
-
North Korea’s Nukes and the ‘Forgotten War’
Hampton Sides, author of a new book about a turning point in the Korea war, explores the state of the Koreas.
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U.S., South Korea Discussing Incentives for Kim in Nuclear Talks
Restarting stalled business projects being discussed: South Korea Foreign Minister.
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North, South Korea Open Rail Project Despite Sanctions Barrier
North and South Korean staged a symbolic ground-breaking ceremony to upgrade severed rail links.
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North, South Korea Inaugurate Rail, Road Project; Sanctions Delay Construction
The two Koreas held a ceremony on Wednesday for a project to reconnect rail and road links, although construction cannot begin while sanctions over North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes remain in place, officials said.
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Are Jumpy U.S. Equities Hiding a Nasty Surprise?
Investors have started to take notice of rising interest rates.
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Delhi May Get Its Own Korean War Memorial By End Of Next Year
South Korea and India have agreed to build a Korean War memorial in New Delhi and the local government has already designated a place for it, South Korea's envoy Shin Bong-kil said.
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Kim's Peace Push Gives Trump Leverage to Finally Win Concessions
In exchange for declaring peace on the Korean Peninsula, Trump could insist that Kim provides firmer disarmament commitments.
