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North Korea To Test Nuclear Weapon, Day Before Biden Visit: Seoul Lawmaker
North Korea has completed preparations for a nuclear test and is seeking the best moment to carry it out, a South Korean lawmaker said.
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From "Love" To "Thug": Biden Win To Change US-North Korea Dynamic
Headline-grabbing summits between the leaders of North Korea and the United States will be off the agenda for some time, analysts say, after US president-elect Joe Biden characterised Kim Jong Un a "thug", in contrast to Donald Trump's declarations of love.
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North Korea Warns US Over Seized Ship At Rare UN News Conference
North Korea stepped up its campaign on Tuesday for the United States to return a seized cargo ship belonging to Pyongyang, warning Washington that it had violated its sovereignty in a move that could affect "future developments" between the countries.
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US "Hopeful" For Continued Talks With North Korea, Says Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo voiced hopes Friday that nuclear disarmament negotiations with North Korea would continue following reports that Pyongyang is considering suspending the talks.
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North Korea Rocket Site Appears "Operational" Again: US Experts
A North Korean long-range rocket launch site appears to have resumed "normal operation status" as work to rebuild the launch pad has proceeded rapidly, US experts said Thursday.
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Peace Deal Possible If North Korea Doesn't Test Weapons: Trump
USPresident Donald Trump has said he would be happy as long as North Korea maintains its pause on weapons testing, and he was in no rush to strike a nuclear deal with its leader, Kim Jong Un, when they hold their second summit this week
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Kim Jong Un "Satisfied" After Receiving Trump's Letter Ahead Of Talks
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expressed "great satisfaction" after receiving a letter from US President Donald Trump ahead of a second summit between the two, Pyongyang's state media reported
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Second Donald Trump-Kim Jong Un Meet "Imminent": South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's trip to China this week is a sign that a second summit between Kim and US President Donald Trump is "imminent", the South's President Moon Jae-in said Thursday.
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Trump, Kim May Meet In New Year, US Says Won't Accept "Broken Promises"
Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un will likely meet again after New Year, the US vice president said Thursday, but insisted his government would not repeat past mistakes where "promises are broken."
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Would Have Been At War With North Korea Without My Election: Donald Trump
President Donald Trump said Wednesday the US would have been drawn into a war with North Korea if he had not been elected as he played up the prospects of a peace deal with its leader Kim Jong Un.
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US Is Ready To Negotiate With North Korea "Immediately": Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo welcomed Pyongyang's "important commitments" made by Pyongyang during Wednesday's inter-Korean summit, adding Washington was ready to begin negotiating immediately to achieve the denuclearization of North Korea "by January 2021."
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Trump Says US-North Korea Relations Making "Tremendous Progress"
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said US relations with North Korea are making "tremendous progress" from the days before his presidency when the two countries appeared close to "going to war."
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US Toughens Stance On North Korea As Talks Stumble
With US-South Korean military drills back on the table and the cancelation of a top-level summit in Pyongyang, Washington is toughening its stance as it negotiates with North Korea.
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Trump Thanks North Korea's Kim Keeping Word On War Remains
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he looked forward to meeting Kim Jong Un soon and thanked the North Korean leader for sending the suspected remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War back to the United States.
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Donald Trump Says "Very Happy" With Progress In North Korea Talks
US President Donald Trump on Monday lashed out at the media for what he said was "Fake News" about difficulties in making progress with North Korea, insisting that he is "very happy" with how the situation is evolving.
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North Korea To Test Nuclear Weapon, Day Before Biden Visit: Seoul Lawmaker
North Korea has completed preparations for a nuclear test and is seeking the best moment to carry it out, a South Korean lawmaker said.
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From "Love" To "Thug": Biden Win To Change US-North Korea Dynamic
Headline-grabbing summits between the leaders of North Korea and the United States will be off the agenda for some time, analysts say, after US president-elect Joe Biden characterised Kim Jong Un a "thug", in contrast to Donald Trump's declarations of love.
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North Korea Warns US Over Seized Ship At Rare UN News Conference
North Korea stepped up its campaign on Tuesday for the United States to return a seized cargo ship belonging to Pyongyang, warning Washington that it had violated its sovereignty in a move that could affect "future developments" between the countries.
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US "Hopeful" For Continued Talks With North Korea, Says Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo voiced hopes Friday that nuclear disarmament negotiations with North Korea would continue following reports that Pyongyang is considering suspending the talks.
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North Korea Rocket Site Appears "Operational" Again: US Experts
A North Korean long-range rocket launch site appears to have resumed "normal operation status" as work to rebuild the launch pad has proceeded rapidly, US experts said Thursday.
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Peace Deal Possible If North Korea Doesn't Test Weapons: Trump
USPresident Donald Trump has said he would be happy as long as North Korea maintains its pause on weapons testing, and he was in no rush to strike a nuclear deal with its leader, Kim Jong Un, when they hold their second summit this week
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Kim Jong Un "Satisfied" After Receiving Trump's Letter Ahead Of Talks
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expressed "great satisfaction" after receiving a letter from US President Donald Trump ahead of a second summit between the two, Pyongyang's state media reported
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Second Donald Trump-Kim Jong Un Meet "Imminent": South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's trip to China this week is a sign that a second summit between Kim and US President Donald Trump is "imminent", the South's President Moon Jae-in said Thursday.
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Trump, Kim May Meet In New Year, US Says Won't Accept "Broken Promises"
Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un will likely meet again after New Year, the US vice president said Thursday, but insisted his government would not repeat past mistakes where "promises are broken."
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Would Have Been At War With North Korea Without My Election: Donald Trump
President Donald Trump said Wednesday the US would have been drawn into a war with North Korea if he had not been elected as he played up the prospects of a peace deal with its leader Kim Jong Un.
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US Is Ready To Negotiate With North Korea "Immediately": Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo welcomed Pyongyang's "important commitments" made by Pyongyang during Wednesday's inter-Korean summit, adding Washington was ready to begin negotiating immediately to achieve the denuclearization of North Korea "by January 2021."
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Trump Says US-North Korea Relations Making "Tremendous Progress"
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said US relations with North Korea are making "tremendous progress" from the days before his presidency when the two countries appeared close to "going to war."
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US Toughens Stance On North Korea As Talks Stumble
With US-South Korean military drills back on the table and the cancelation of a top-level summit in Pyongyang, Washington is toughening its stance as it negotiates with North Korea.
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Trump Thanks North Korea's Kim Keeping Word On War Remains
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he looked forward to meeting Kim Jong Un soon and thanked the North Korean leader for sending the suspected remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War back to the United States.
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Donald Trump Says "Very Happy" With Progress In North Korea Talks
US President Donald Trump on Monday lashed out at the media for what he said was "Fake News" about difficulties in making progress with North Korea, insisting that he is "very happy" with how the situation is evolving.
