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This Is The Reporting That Got BBC Journalists Expelled From North Korea
North Korea has a funny relationship with the foreign press. The isolated country recently invited hundreds of foreign journalists (including some from The Washington Post) to cover its rare, once-in-a-generation party congress. But then these journalists were largely restricted from actually reporting on the still-ongoing party congress. Instead, ...
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North Korea Party To Give Kim Jong Un New Title
North Korea's ruling party is preparing to bestow a new title on leader Kim Jong Un, another clear sign that the third heir to North Korea's dynasty of Kims is firmly in control despite his country's deepening international isolation over one of his key ambitions, to keep developing more and better nuclear weapons.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Defends Nuclear Arsenal As Test Fears Grow
North Korea's first ruling party congress since 1980 moved into a second day Saturday, after leader Kim Jong-Un opened with a defiant defence of his nuclear weapons programme and amid fresh signs Pyongyang is readying a fifth nuclear test.
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North Korea Congress Starts; Foreign Media Kept Out So Far
North Korea slowly lifted the curtain today on the first full congress of its ruling party since 1980, bringing foreign journalists to the venue without immediately letting them in, or revealing just how leader Kim Jong Un will make use of possibly his greatest spotlight yet.
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North Korea Capital Gears Up For Congress; South Fears Nuclear Test
North Korea has started welcoming delegates from around the country to its first ruling party congress in 36 years, state media reported today, as rival South Korea expressed concern that Pyongyang could conduct a nuclear test before or during the event.
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This Is The Reporting That Got BBC Journalists Expelled From North Korea
North Korea has a funny relationship with the foreign press. The isolated country recently invited hundreds of foreign journalists (including some from The Washington Post) to cover its rare, once-in-a-generation party congress. But then these journalists were largely restricted from actually reporting on the still-ongoing party congress. Instead, ...
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North Korea Party To Give Kim Jong Un New Title
North Korea's ruling party is preparing to bestow a new title on leader Kim Jong Un, another clear sign that the third heir to North Korea's dynasty of Kims is firmly in control despite his country's deepening international isolation over one of his key ambitions, to keep developing more and better nuclear weapons.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Defends Nuclear Arsenal As Test Fears Grow
North Korea's first ruling party congress since 1980 moved into a second day Saturday, after leader Kim Jong-Un opened with a defiant defence of his nuclear weapons programme and amid fresh signs Pyongyang is readying a fifth nuclear test.
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North Korea Congress Starts; Foreign Media Kept Out So Far
North Korea slowly lifted the curtain today on the first full congress of its ruling party since 1980, bringing foreign journalists to the venue without immediately letting them in, or revealing just how leader Kim Jong Un will make use of possibly his greatest spotlight yet.
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North Korea Capital Gears Up For Congress; South Fears Nuclear Test
North Korea has started welcoming delegates from around the country to its first ruling party congress in 36 years, state media reported today, as rival South Korea expressed concern that Pyongyang could conduct a nuclear test before or during the event.
