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Work, sightseeing end Obama's China trip
US President Barack Obama wraps up his trip to China on Wednesday with a mix of diplomacy and sightseeing, meeting Premier Wen Jiabao for a working lunch and visiting the Great Wall.
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Fuller Center to have presence in N. Korea
The Fuller Center for Housing broke ground on an innovative housing project in the Democratic Peoples' Republic of Korea on Nov.
If you go About 300 U.S. tourists travel to North Korea annually between Aug. 1 and Oct.
U.S. set to announce Bosworth's Pyongyang trip soon
The United States will soon announce plans to hold high-level bilateral dialogue with North Korea to woo the North back to the six-party nuclear talks that were stalled over international sanctions for Pyongyang's nuclear and missile tests, a senior State Department official said Friday.
US presses diplomacy with NKorea despite skirmish
Amid rising tension between North and South Korea after a naval skirmish this week, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday urged calm but said diplomatic efforts to resolve the nuclear standoff with the North would continue.
Talks Aim to Return North Korea to the Six-Party Talks
Secretary Clinton Arrived in Singapore for APEC Meeting/ Travel to Philippines and Return to Singapore for ASEAN NORTH KOREA Ambassador Bosworth and an Inter-Agency Team will Travel to Pyongyang at an Undetermined Date/ Talks Aim to Return North Korea to the Six-Party Talks/ US Believes the Only Path Forward Defer Comments on Today's Naval Skirmish ...
Navies of 2 Koreas Exchange Fire
Navy ships of the two Koreas exchanged fire Tuesday along their disputed western sea border, South Korean military officers said.
US likely to send envoy to Pyongyang
WASHINGTON: The United States is likely to decide soon to send an envoy to North Korea, the first such mission by President Barack Obama's administration to jumpstart denuclearisation talks, an official said on Monday.
Clinton to tackle Iran, North Korea, Afghanistan on new trip
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton left Sunday for Europe and Asia largely to consult with US partners on curbing North Korea's and Iran's nuclear ambitions as well as on stabilizing Afghanistan.
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Vacationing in Lovely... North Korea?
A nuclear test and the resulting international outcry, the detention of two U.S. journalists for illegal entry, a spat with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton , serious food shortages.
SEOUL: 'North Korea accepts US conditions for talks'
The United States is expected to respond to North Korea's call for bilateral talks soon amid growing impatience in Pyongyang, which recently made announcements about progress in its nuclear arms program.
SCENARIOS - Next steps in North Korea nuclear crisis
North Korea has increased pressure on regional powers trying to persuade it to abandon nuclear arms in exchange for massive aid by saying on Tuesday it had produced more plutonium to make atomic weapons.
North Korea calls for nuclear talks with the US
North Korea's Foreign Ministry has called for direct talks with its long-time foe, the United States, and said it was ready to return to stalled six-country nuclear disarmament negotiations.
N.Korea 'Preparing for Possible Return to Nuke Talks'
A Russian representative announced that North Korea is gearing up for a potential return to the multilateral negotiating table depending on the outcome of upcoming bilateral talks with the U.S. Stressing that this does not necessarily mean the six-party nuclear talks, Georgy Toloraya, director of the Korean program at the Russian Academy of ...
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Did President Clinton meet N. Korea's Kim Jong-il or his look-alike?
Will the real Kim Jong-il please stand up?
A number of analysts here are convinced that not all the photos being released of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-il, are really photos of Kim Jong-il.
Instead, they say, a look-alike has been standing in for him on some of the 122 trips he's reportedly made this year to the countryside, factories, cultural events, military units, and all sorts of other venues.
Some observers say the North Korean leader is too ill to make all these appearances. One Japanese analyst claims President Clinton didn't meet with Kim Jong-il in August - he met with a Mr. Kim double.
China's Hu invites North Korea's Kim to visit
Chinese President Hu Jintao has invited reclusive North Korean leader Kim Jong-il for a visit as Pyongyang has reached out to its foes and signalled it could return to dormant nuclear talks hosted by Beijing.
UN slams Myanmar, N.Korea, Palestinian rights ills
Human rights violations in Myanmar are alarming, North Koreans are starving and living in continual fear and Palestinians are suffering amid Middle East tensions, U.N. rights envoys said on Thursday.
Gates Reaffirms Commitment to South Korea
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates today reaffirmed the United States' "unwavering commitment" to its alliance with the South Korea, assuring it will continue to provide extended deterrence against North Korea and other threats.
NPR reporter offers rare glimpse into North Korea
North Korea's Arirang Festival National Public Radio's Louisa Lim recently returned from a rare five-day visit to North Korea, where her movements were stictly controlled and monitored.She has written a series of articles that are lively, insightful and informative.
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