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China, Japan, SKorea leaders meet, focus on NKorea

China, Japan, SKorea leaders meet, focus on NKorea

The leaders of China, Japan and South Korea kicked off a summit in Beijing on Saturday expected to focus on bringing North Korea back to nuclear disarmament talks and building regional trust. The gathering is the second leg of new Japanese ...

 

7 Abandoned Cities and Wonders of Modern Asia

From South Korea to North Korea, Cambodia to Thailand and Azerbaijan to Hong Kong here are seven amazing oriental and subcontinental abandonments from the Near East to the Far East, from skyscraper hotels and pod cities to shopping malls and amusement parks and everything in between.

 

N. Koreans pay respects to S. Korea's Kim Dae-jung

A high-level delegation of North Korean officials paid their respects Friday to late South Korean President Kim Dae-jung, shaking ...

 

Kim Dae-jung, 83, Ex-President of S. Korea, Is Dead

Mr. Kim survived a death sentence and an assassination attempt by past military dictators before winning the presidency and receiving a Nobel Peace Prize.

 

N. Korea threatens ‘merciless retaliation’

N. Korea threatens ‘merciless retaliation’

North Korea followed recent conciliatory gestures toward the U.S. and South Korea with a return to threats Sunday, warning them of "merciless retaliation" over sanctions imposed on its government, and nuclear attacks in response to any atomic provocation.

 

S. Korea: N. Korea may test long-range missile aimed toward U.S.

South Korea said Friday it is closely monitoring North Korean military sites because the communist nation may fire more missiles, ...

 

N. Korea Warns of 'Fire Shower of Nuclear' Attack

N. Korea Warns of 'Fire Shower of Nuclear' Attack

North Korea condemned a recent U.S. pledge to provide nuclear defense of South Korea, saying Thursday that the move boosts its justification to hold onto atomic bombs and invites a potential "fire shower of nuclear retaliation."

 

Obama, Lee warn North Korea

The leaders of South Korea and the United States told North Korea to drop its atomic ambitions and stop threatening the region while media reports on Wednesday said Pyongyang was moving ahead with plans to launch a long-range missile.

 

Speculation Rises on North Korea Succession

South Korea’s main intelligence agency has reported on signs that Kim Jong-un, the youngest and least-known son of Kim Jong-il, was the likely successor in North Korea.

 

North Korea puts long-range missile on launch pad, reports say

North Korea puts long-range missile on launch pad, reports say

The test firing could come within weeks, possibly when the South Korean president meets with Obama on June 16.

Reporting from Seoul — North Korea has positioned its most sophisticated long-range ballistic missile on a launch pad for a test firing that could come within weeks, a newspaper here reported Monday.

 

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