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DPRK top leader calls for "tools revolution"
Kim Jong Il, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea , called for launching a "tools revolution" to improve the nation's machine-building industry, the official KCNA news agency reported Tuesday.
Japan cautious on US-N Korea talks
"But looking at talks with North Korea up until now, it's not as if there have been clear improvements.
I agree with Atrios that the "great failure of the Right since their awesome adventure in Iraq has been to create a new Hitler for us to fear and fight". I don't think that Chavez or Kim Jong-Il cuts it.
John Delury: Turning North Korea Around
" Negotiations over the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula look set to resume.
Double-Cropping Done by Kim Jong Il
It was on a Sunday of June, Juche 53 . An official who visited the residence of General Secretary Kim Jong Il was perplexed by the unimaginable scenery of the garden.
Kim Jong Il's Leadership over Cause of Independence against Imperialism Lauded
History knows no such strategist and supreme commander as Kim Jong Il who has led the confrontation with the U.S.-led imperialists to victory, making undying contributions to the human cause of independence, the cause of peace with rare wisdom and far-sightedness, steel-strong pluck and guts and outstanding strategy and commanding art, says Rodong ...
Nuke Threat Won't Work, Obama Tells N. Korea
President Obama has warned North Korea that America and its Asian partners "will not be cowed" by the threat of nuclear tests and missile launches.
Paternal Love of Kim Jong Il for Worker's Family
General Secretary Kim Jong Il dropped in at a new house into which a newly married couple of ex-soldiers had moved while giving field guidance to the Wonsan Youth Power Station in January Juche 98 .
Skirmish Puts S. Korean Troops on Alert
South Korean Navy sailors are on board a patrol boat at a naval base in Incheon, South Korea, Nov.
French envoy arrives in N. Korea with Sarkozy's special message
French President Nicolas Sarkozy's envoy for North Korea arrived in Pyongyang on Monday carrying a ''special message'' for North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.
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Kim Jong Il Visits New Power Plant
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has visited a new power plant and a farm in the south of the country, official media reported Saturday.
Will the real Kim Jong Il please stand up? There is a reality inside North Korea, and there is another outside.
Photos: Kim Jong Il Look-Alike - Was Clinton Tricked?
North Korea dictator Kim Jong Il is said to have more than one look-alike, many believe he has several, but a report from Fox News claims that "Critics question whether an August 2009 photo of Kim Jong Il is really him." He is seated with former President Bill Clinton of the United States.
Reports: N. Korea completes work on fuel rods
Image released by official Korean Central News Agency Oct. 30 shows Kim Jong Il inspecting a power station.
Kim Jong Il oversaw abduction agency
Japanese government officials have determined that North Korean leader Kim Jong Il oversaw the Pyongyang agency responsible for abducting Japanese nationals in the 1970s and 1980s, despite Kim's claim he was not involved, sources said.
DC Buzz! French President & Trial; Kim Jong Il Fools Clinton with Look-Alike?
DC buzz goes abroad and finds former French president, Jacques Chirac, set to "stand trial on corruption charges dating to his time years ago as mayor of Paris," the New York Times reports.
Eyes Deceive? Did Clinton, Kim Really Meet?
Will the real Kim Jong-il please stand up? In this photo released by Korean Central News Agency via Korea News Service in Tokyo, former U.S.... In this photo released by Korean Central News Agency via Korea News Service in Tokyo, former U.S. President Bill Clinton, seated left, meets with North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, seated right, in ...
Former South Korean spy master Lee Hu-rak dies
Former South Korean spy chief Lee Hu-rak, who brokered the signing of a historic 1972 peace document with North Korea following a secret trip to Pyongyang, died Saturday.
Critics Say Photos of Kim Jong Il Are Re
A number of analysts are convinced that photos released of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il are not really of the dear leader a ' but rather a strikingly good look-alike. Observers say the communist country's leader is too sick to make appearances, including August's meeting with former President Bill Clinton, the Christian Science Monitor reports.
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