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2 Koreas Discuss Official End To 68-Year War, Report Says
South and North Korea are discussing plans to announce an official end to the military conflict between the two countries that are still technically at war, the Munhwa Ilbo newspaper reported, citing an unidentified South Korean official.
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North Korea Can Conduct Nuclear Test Any Time, Warns South Korea
North Korea has maintained readiness to conduct a new nuclear test at any time, a South Korean military official said on Friday, amid a report of a possible test within days as Pyongyang defies international pressure.
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South Korea Questions 'Serial Offender' North Korea's UN Membership
North Korea's repeated flouting of UN Security Council resolutions by conducting nuclear and missile tests calls into question its suitability for membership of the world body, South Korea's top diplomat has told The Associated Press.
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Seeking Action, Seoul Says North Korea's Nuclear Capability 'Speeding Up'
South Korea's foreign minister said today that North Korea's nuclear capability is expanding fast, echoing alarm around the world over the isolated state's fifth nuclear test carried out in defiance of United Nations sanctions.
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South Korea-US Military Drill Shadowed By North Korea Threats
Tens of thousands of South Korean and US troops began a military exercise simulating an all-out North Korean attack, as Pyongyang issued bellicose threats of pre-emptive nuclear strikes in retaliation.
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South Korea Warns Of Possible North Korean Assassination Squads
South Korea warned today of possible assassination attempts and other provocations from North Korea in response to recent high-profile defections.
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Seoul Conducts Largest-Ever Artillery Drill Near Border With North Korea
South Korea's army conducted its largest-ever artillery drills today near the tense border with North Korea, but there was no immediate military response from the Pyongyang.
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South Korea Says North Korea Hacked Government E-Mails
Seoul prosecutors accused North Korea of hacking into the email accounts of dozens of South Korean government officials this year, the latest in the series of suspected cyber attacks by Pyongyang.
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South Korea To Announce US Anti-Missile System Site
South Korea will announce the site for an advanced US missile defence system today, officials said, following strong objections from China and Russia accusing Washington of flexing military muscle in the region.
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South Korea Welcomes US Blacklist For North Korea Leader
Washington's move to place North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un on its sanctions blacklist for the first time was welcomed by South Korea, with Seoul saying it would highlight human rights abuses in the hermit state.
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North Korea Hails Electoral 'Death Sentence' On South Korea's President
North Korea on Thursday crowed over the recent shock electoral defeat of the South's ruling party, calling it a political "death sentence" handed down on President Park Geun-Hye.
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South Korea's Spy Agency Under Scrutiny After Reporting Pyongyang Execution
The South Korean spy agency's assertion that North Korea purged its defence chief and executed him with anti-aircraft fire is one of its boldest claims ever, and, given the agency's chequered history, has come under growing scrutiny.
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2 Koreas Discuss Official End To 68-Year War, Report Says
South and North Korea are discussing plans to announce an official end to the military conflict between the two countries that are still technically at war, the Munhwa Ilbo newspaper reported, citing an unidentified South Korean official.
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North Korea Can Conduct Nuclear Test Any Time, Warns South Korea
North Korea has maintained readiness to conduct a new nuclear test at any time, a South Korean military official said on Friday, amid a report of a possible test within days as Pyongyang defies international pressure.
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South Korea Questions 'Serial Offender' North Korea's UN Membership
North Korea's repeated flouting of UN Security Council resolutions by conducting nuclear and missile tests calls into question its suitability for membership of the world body, South Korea's top diplomat has told The Associated Press.
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Seeking Action, Seoul Says North Korea's Nuclear Capability 'Speeding Up'
South Korea's foreign minister said today that North Korea's nuclear capability is expanding fast, echoing alarm around the world over the isolated state's fifth nuclear test carried out in defiance of United Nations sanctions.
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South Korea-US Military Drill Shadowed By North Korea Threats
Tens of thousands of South Korean and US troops began a military exercise simulating an all-out North Korean attack, as Pyongyang issued bellicose threats of pre-emptive nuclear strikes in retaliation.
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South Korea Warns Of Possible North Korean Assassination Squads
South Korea warned today of possible assassination attempts and other provocations from North Korea in response to recent high-profile defections.
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Seoul Conducts Largest-Ever Artillery Drill Near Border With North Korea
South Korea's army conducted its largest-ever artillery drills today near the tense border with North Korea, but there was no immediate military response from the Pyongyang.
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South Korea Says North Korea Hacked Government E-Mails
Seoul prosecutors accused North Korea of hacking into the email accounts of dozens of South Korean government officials this year, the latest in the series of suspected cyber attacks by Pyongyang.
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South Korea To Announce US Anti-Missile System Site
South Korea will announce the site for an advanced US missile defence system today, officials said, following strong objections from China and Russia accusing Washington of flexing military muscle in the region.
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South Korea Welcomes US Blacklist For North Korea Leader
Washington's move to place North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un on its sanctions blacklist for the first time was welcomed by South Korea, with Seoul saying it would highlight human rights abuses in the hermit state.
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North Korea Hails Electoral 'Death Sentence' On South Korea's President
North Korea on Thursday crowed over the recent shock electoral defeat of the South's ruling party, calling it a political "death sentence" handed down on President Park Geun-Hye.
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South Korea's Spy Agency Under Scrutiny After Reporting Pyongyang Execution
The South Korean spy agency's assertion that North Korea purged its defence chief and executed him with anti-aircraft fire is one of its boldest claims ever, and, given the agency's chequered history, has come under growing scrutiny.
