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US Spy Chief Says He Got a Mixed Reception in North Korea
US spy chief James Clapper said that when he made a secret visit to North Korea in November to bring home two jailed Americans he was first given a 12-course banquet and then later told by his hosts that his security could not be guaranteed.
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Americans Freed by North Korea Arrive in US
The last two Americans serving lengthy prison sentences in North Korea arrived home Saturday after the reclusive state freed them following a secret mission by US intelligence chief James Clapper.
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American Begins Sentence of Farm Work and Isolation in North Korea :Reports
Matthew Miller, the American held in North Korea since April for "hostile acts", began a six-year hard labour sentence on Thursday that he said involved farm work and isolation, media reports said.
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North Korea Says Imprisoned American Tried to Become 'Second Snowden'
An American recently sentenced to six years hard labour by a North Korean court pretended to have secret U.S. information and was deliberately arrested in a bid to become famous and meet U.S. missionary Kenneth Bae in a North Korean prison, state media said on Saturday.
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North Korea Holds Trial of American Matthew Miller
North Korea held a trial on Sunday morning for American Matthew Miller, who was detained in April for violating his tourist status when he entered the country. Details were not immediately available.
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North Korea to Put US Citizen on Trial on September 14
North Korea will put a detained US citizen on trial on September 14, state media said on Sunday, less than a week since Matthew Miller made a highly unusual televised plea for help from Washington.
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US Spy Chief Says He Got a Mixed Reception in North Korea
US spy chief James Clapper said that when he made a secret visit to North Korea in November to bring home two jailed Americans he was first given a 12-course banquet and then later told by his hosts that his security could not be guaranteed.
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Americans Freed by North Korea Arrive in US
The last two Americans serving lengthy prison sentences in North Korea arrived home Saturday after the reclusive state freed them following a secret mission by US intelligence chief James Clapper.
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American Begins Sentence of Farm Work and Isolation in North Korea :Reports
Matthew Miller, the American held in North Korea since April for "hostile acts", began a six-year hard labour sentence on Thursday that he said involved farm work and isolation, media reports said.
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North Korea Says Imprisoned American Tried to Become 'Second Snowden'
An American recently sentenced to six years hard labour by a North Korean court pretended to have secret U.S. information and was deliberately arrested in a bid to become famous and meet U.S. missionary Kenneth Bae in a North Korean prison, state media said on Saturday.
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North Korea Holds Trial of American Matthew Miller
North Korea held a trial on Sunday morning for American Matthew Miller, who was detained in April for violating his tourist status when he entered the country. Details were not immediately available.
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North Korea to Put US Citizen on Trial on September 14
North Korea will put a detained US citizen on trial on September 14, state media said on Sunday, less than a week since Matthew Miller made a highly unusual televised plea for help from Washington.
