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Mike Pompeo Hopes Talks With Kim Jong Un Will Lead To Denuclearization
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday he expects to hold talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that he hopes will lead North Korea to give up a nuclear weapons program that potentially threatens the United States.
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Trump Hails "Exciting" Agreements By Kim Jong Un In Inter-Korean Summit
Trump on Twitter expressed his excitement referring to agreements the North Korean leader made in talks with South Korea's President Moon Jae-in.
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US Wary Of North Korea Weapons Advances While Talks Take Place
North Korea could buy time to build up and refine its nuclear arsenal, including a warhead able to survive re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere, if it manages to drag out any talks with Washington, U.S. officials and experts say.
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North Korea Tests Ballistic Missile, US To Avoid Escalation
North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea early on Sunday, the first such test since US President Donald Trump was elected, and his administration indicated that Washington would have a calibrated response to avoid escalating tensions.
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US Must Recognise North Korea As 'Nuclear Weapons State': State Media
North Korea demanded Sunday that the United States recognise it as a "legitimate nuclear weapons state" following its fifth and largest atomic test.
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With Latest North Korea Test, US Again Seeks Elusive Chinese Help
North Korea's fifth nuclear test, its fourth on US President Barack Obama's watch, leaves Washington yet again hoping that Beijing will crack down on Pyongyang.
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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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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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US 'jumped to conclusions' on nuke test: N. Korea media
A North Korean state media outlet has accused the United States of "jumping to conclusions" that the North would soon stage a nuclear test, adding to the confusion over its immediate intentions.
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US to enact more sanctions against North Korea
The Obama administration announced on Wednesday it will impose further economic sanctions against North Korea, throwing legal weight behind a choreographed show of pressure on the North that included an unusual joint visit to the demilitarized zone by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.The measures, anno...
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Mike Pompeo Hopes Talks With Kim Jong Un Will Lead To Denuclearization
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday he expects to hold talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that he hopes will lead North Korea to give up a nuclear weapons program that potentially threatens the United States.
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Trump Hails "Exciting" Agreements By Kim Jong Un In Inter-Korean Summit
Trump on Twitter expressed his excitement referring to agreements the North Korean leader made in talks with South Korea's President Moon Jae-in.
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US Wary Of North Korea Weapons Advances While Talks Take Place
North Korea could buy time to build up and refine its nuclear arsenal, including a warhead able to survive re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere, if it manages to drag out any talks with Washington, U.S. officials and experts say.
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North Korea Tests Ballistic Missile, US To Avoid Escalation
North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea early on Sunday, the first such test since US President Donald Trump was elected, and his administration indicated that Washington would have a calibrated response to avoid escalating tensions.
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US Must Recognise North Korea As 'Nuclear Weapons State': State Media
North Korea demanded Sunday that the United States recognise it as a "legitimate nuclear weapons state" following its fifth and largest atomic test.
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With Latest North Korea Test, US Again Seeks Elusive Chinese Help
North Korea's fifth nuclear test, its fourth on US President Barack Obama's watch, leaves Washington yet again hoping that Beijing will crack down on Pyongyang.
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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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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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US 'jumped to conclusions' on nuke test: N. Korea media
A North Korean state media outlet has accused the United States of "jumping to conclusions" that the North would soon stage a nuclear test, adding to the confusion over its immediate intentions.
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US to enact more sanctions against North Korea
The Obama administration announced on Wednesday it will impose further economic sanctions against North Korea, throwing legal weight behind a choreographed show of pressure on the North that included an unusual joint visit to the demilitarized zone by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.The measures, anno...
