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US Should Keep Promise To Pay North Korea For Student's Release: Ex-Envoy
The former US diplomat who secured the release from North Korea of American Otto Warmbier said on Monday Washington should honour its pledge to pay Pyongyang $2 million for the student's hospital care.
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"We Paid North Korea Nothing For US Student's Release": Donald Trump
President Donald Trump insisted on Friday that the United States paid North Korea nothing for the release of Otto Warmbier, a young American student who fell into a coma after allegedly being tortured in the totalitarian country.
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North Korea Issued $2 Million Bill For Comatose US Student's Care
North Korea issued a $2 million bill for the hospital care of comatose American Otto Warmbier, insisting that a U.S. official sign a pledge to pay it before being allowed to fly the University of Virginia student from Pyongyang in 2017.
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Trump Blames North Korea For Student's Death, Doesn't Mention Kim Jong Un
US President Donald Trump said Friday he held North Korea responsible for the death of an American student who died after being tortured in custody but did not directly blame the regime's leader Kim Jong Un.
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Parents Of Man Tortured In North Korea Condemn Trump's Praise Of Kim
The parents of an American university student tortured and left in a coma in North Korea strongly rebuked President Donald Trump Friday for accepting Kim Jong Un's claim that he did not know about the case.
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Court Tells North Korea To Pay $501 Million For Death Of US Student
A federal court judge on Monday ordered North Korea to pay the parents of Otto Warmbier more than $500 million, holding the country accountable for the "barbaric mistreatment" and death of the University of Virginia student.
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North Korea Ordered To Pay $501 Million Fine To US Student's Family
A US court on Monday ordered Pyongyang to pay $501 million in damages for the torture and death of US college student Otto Warmbier, who died in 2017 shortly after being released from a North Korea prison.
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North Korea Sued For ''Killing'' Former Detainee Otto Warmbier
The parents of Otto Warmbier, the US student jailed by North Korea before being sent home in a coma where he died days later, sued the Pyongyang regime Thursday for the alleged torture and murder of their son.
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Dad Of Late North Korea Prisoner To Attend Olympic Ceremony
US Vice President Mike Pence has invited the father of the late former North Korea prisoner Otto Warmbier to the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.
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North Korea Accuses 'Old Lunatic' Trump Of Exploiting US Student's Death
North Korea on Thursday accused Donald Trump of exploiting the death of Otto Warmbier, referring to the US president as an "old lunatic" for alleging the American student was tortured while in Pyongyang's custody
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Donald Trump Says Otto Warmbier Was 'Tortured Beyond Belief' In North Korea
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday accused North Korea of brutally abusing an American student who had been held captive in North Korea, saying the young man had been "tortured beyond belief."
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As US Ban On Travel To North Korea Kicks in, Tourists Bid Their Farewells
American tourist Nicholas Burkhead said he'd be happy to return to his latest holiday destination, with its beautiful scenery, great food and friendly people.
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US Ban On Visiting North Korea A 'Sordid' Limit On Exchanges: Report
North Korea has criticised Washington's decision to ban US passport holders from visiting the North, with state media describing it on Friday as a "sordid" attempt to limit human exchanges.
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US State Department To Clamp Ban On Travel To North Korea
The U.S. government on Friday said it will bar Americans from travelling to North Korea due to the risk of "long-term detention" in the country, where a U.S. student was jailed while on a tour last year and later died.
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US To Ban Its Citizens' Travel To North Korea: Official
The US government will ban US citizens from travelling to North Korea after the death of a US student arrested there while on a tour, a US official and tour agencies that arrange trips to the country said on Friday.
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US Should Keep Promise To Pay North Korea For Student's Release: Ex-Envoy
The former US diplomat who secured the release from North Korea of American Otto Warmbier said on Monday Washington should honour its pledge to pay Pyongyang $2 million for the student's hospital care.
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"We Paid North Korea Nothing For US Student's Release": Donald Trump
President Donald Trump insisted on Friday that the United States paid North Korea nothing for the release of Otto Warmbier, a young American student who fell into a coma after allegedly being tortured in the totalitarian country.
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North Korea Issued $2 Million Bill For Comatose US Student's Care
North Korea issued a $2 million bill for the hospital care of comatose American Otto Warmbier, insisting that a U.S. official sign a pledge to pay it before being allowed to fly the University of Virginia student from Pyongyang in 2017.
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Trump Blames North Korea For Student's Death, Doesn't Mention Kim Jong Un
US President Donald Trump said Friday he held North Korea responsible for the death of an American student who died after being tortured in custody but did not directly blame the regime's leader Kim Jong Un.
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Parents Of Man Tortured In North Korea Condemn Trump's Praise Of Kim
The parents of an American university student tortured and left in a coma in North Korea strongly rebuked President Donald Trump Friday for accepting Kim Jong Un's claim that he did not know about the case.
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Court Tells North Korea To Pay $501 Million For Death Of US Student
A federal court judge on Monday ordered North Korea to pay the parents of Otto Warmbier more than $500 million, holding the country accountable for the "barbaric mistreatment" and death of the University of Virginia student.
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North Korea Ordered To Pay $501 Million Fine To US Student's Family
A US court on Monday ordered Pyongyang to pay $501 million in damages for the torture and death of US college student Otto Warmbier, who died in 2017 shortly after being released from a North Korea prison.
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North Korea Sued For ''Killing'' Former Detainee Otto Warmbier
The parents of Otto Warmbier, the US student jailed by North Korea before being sent home in a coma where he died days later, sued the Pyongyang regime Thursday for the alleged torture and murder of their son.
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Dad Of Late North Korea Prisoner To Attend Olympic Ceremony
US Vice President Mike Pence has invited the father of the late former North Korea prisoner Otto Warmbier to the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.
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North Korea Accuses 'Old Lunatic' Trump Of Exploiting US Student's Death
North Korea on Thursday accused Donald Trump of exploiting the death of Otto Warmbier, referring to the US president as an "old lunatic" for alleging the American student was tortured while in Pyongyang's custody
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Donald Trump Says Otto Warmbier Was 'Tortured Beyond Belief' In North Korea
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday accused North Korea of brutally abusing an American student who had been held captive in North Korea, saying the young man had been "tortured beyond belief."
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As US Ban On Travel To North Korea Kicks in, Tourists Bid Their Farewells
American tourist Nicholas Burkhead said he'd be happy to return to his latest holiday destination, with its beautiful scenery, great food and friendly people.
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US Ban On Visiting North Korea A 'Sordid' Limit On Exchanges: Report
North Korea has criticised Washington's decision to ban US passport holders from visiting the North, with state media describing it on Friday as a "sordid" attempt to limit human exchanges.
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US State Department To Clamp Ban On Travel To North Korea
The U.S. government on Friday said it will bar Americans from travelling to North Korea due to the risk of "long-term detention" in the country, where a U.S. student was jailed while on a tour last year and later died.
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US To Ban Its Citizens' Travel To North Korea: Official
The US government will ban US citizens from travelling to North Korea after the death of a US student arrested there while on a tour, a US official and tour agencies that arrange trips to the country said on Friday.
