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IT has become, says Suhanya Raffel, an "art pilgrimage". "Our audiences are very dedicated and informed, and they look forward to it, knowing they need to spend time, or come back four or five times," Raffel says. Full Article at The Australian
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Japan launched a next-generation spy satellite on Saturday as part of efforts to beef up its surveillance system against the threat of North Korea's missiles. Full Article at RedOrbit
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South Korean students hold North, left, and South Korean flags before World Cup qualifier soccer match between South and North Korea at the World Cup Stadium in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, April 1, 2009. View Photo »
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Under new conditions, China is willing to have closer military contacts with North Korea, strengthening exchanges and cooperation
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On this day - North Korean and Chinese troops force United Nations forces to retreat from North Korea (1950), U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson establishes the Warren Commission to investigate the assassination of President Kennedy (1963), U.S. Full Article at NW Republican
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As an informed citizen, I keep a list of vexatious nations so that, in the event of a crisis, I can look them up in my atlas and note their size, population, location, tungsten production, dairy herds, etc. Full Article at In These Times
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il took youngest son Kim Jong-Un on a "field guidance" trip as part of his grooming to take over the Stalinist nation, a Japanese newspaper reported on Sunday. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Ri Gun, director general of the North American affairs bureau of North. Korea's Foreign Ministry, arrives at the National Committee on American Foreign Policy in New York October 30, 2009. View Photo »
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China and North Korea established relations 60 years ago, and no matter how stormy the international changes, the traditional friendship between us has always advanced
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A nybody familiar with the philosophy and work of Arsene Wenger would be pretty certain that a sentence beginning with the words "In a World Cup year" would enrage him. Wenger is not planning for the World Cup. Full Article at Irish Independent
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When President Obama finally an nounces his Afghani stan decision Tues day, the number of additional troops he sends will dominate headlines. But the real test of his leadership will depend on the depth of his commitment. Full Article at New York Post
About North Korea
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North Korea, officially The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), is an East Asian country situated on the northern half of the Korean Peninsula. Its capital is Pyongyang. Its northern border is shared mostly with China, although 18.3 km (11.4 mile) is shared with Russia along the Tumen River, in the far northeast corner of the country. Full Article
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North Koreans work at a factory of South Korean-owned company in the inter-Korean industrial park in Kaesong, North Korea, just a few hundred metres north of the heavily fortified Demilitarised Zone that divides the Korean peninsula in this September 30, 2009 file photo released by Unif...
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North Korean's Yu Yong-nam controls a ball during a training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes October 8, 2009. North Korea, who have qualified for the 2010 World Cup, will play a friendly soccer match against France's second division club Nantes on Friday.
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North Korea's national soccer team coach Kim Jong-hun conducts a training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes October 8, 2009. North Korea, who have qualified for the 2010 World Cup, will play a friendly soccer match against France's second division club Nantes on Friday.
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North Korea's national soccer team player Choe Kil Ho, foreground, stretches during a training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire, western France, Thursday Oct. 8, 2009.
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North Korea's Yu Yong-nam takes part in a training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, October 8, 2009. North Korea, who have qualified for the 2010 World Cup, will play a friendly soccer match against France's second division club Nantes on Friday.
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North Korea's national soccer team coach Kim Jong-hun conducts a training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, October 8, 2009. North Korea, who have qualified for the 2010 World Cup, will play a friendly soccer match against France's second division club Nantes on Friday.
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North Korea's Kim Kum-il is seen during a training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, October 8, 2009. North Korea, who have qualified for the 2010 World Cup, will play a friendly soccer match against France's second division club Nantes on Friday.
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North Korea's Choe Kum-chol controls a ball during a training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes October 8, 2009. North Korea, who have qualified for the 2010 World Cup, will play a friendly soccer match against France's second division club Nantes on Friday.
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North Korea national football team players arrive for lunch on October 8, 2009 in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire, near the western French city of Nantes, where the squad is based from October 5 to 15.
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North Korean's national soccer players play foosball before a soccer training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, October 8, 2009. North Korea will face French Ligue 2 soccer team Nantes on Friday for a friendly match.
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North Korean's national soccer team captain Nam Song-chol (R) and team mates are seen before a soccer training session in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes October 8, 2009. North Korea will face French Ligue 2 soccer team Nantes on Friday for a friendly match.
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Under new conditions, China is willing to have closer military contacts with North Korea, strengthening exchanges and cooperation
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China and North Korea established relations 60 years ago, and no matter how stormy the international changes, the traditional friendship between us has always advanced
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As the Army has taken over management of mines in North Korea, mineral exports to China have soared, rising from US$15 million in 2003 to $213 million last year.
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containment of Iran and North Korea
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It is the fixed stand of the Korean army and people to invariably consolidate and develop the DPRK (North Korea)-China friendship, which has stood all trials of history
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But I can see why North Korea might want to lessen China’s near-monopoly state in that industry … with their Ju’che ideology and all
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President Obama was unable to secure any lasting agreements on climate change, free trade, revaluing the Chinese currency, or, most important, sanctions on Iran and North Korea…. The president’s failure to achieve any concrete results will impact his standing back at home and in his dealings with Congre...
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The Iranian president ... is turning into an international pariah. Iran is going in the same direction of North Korea: they are countries that either carry out genocide or are totalitarian or disregard human rights, persecute the opposition and rig the elections. Brazil doesn't have any reason to get cl...
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We made progress with China and Russia in sending a unified message to Iran and North Korea that they must live up to their international obligations and either forsake nuclear weapons or face the consequences
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unified message to Iran and North Korea that they must live up to their international obligations and either forsake nuclear weapons or face the consequences.
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China believes it has India pinned by Pakistan and its jihadi antics the same way it believes it has Japan pinned with North Korea and its nuclear antics.
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administration is to make progress on a new model for global growth, or limiting emissions of greenhouse gases, or halting the nuclear programs of North Korea and Iran, Mr. Obama will need to find common ground with Beijing's Communist rulers
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Both the Post and the Times focus not on South Korea per se, but on Obama's taking a 'stern tone' toward North Korea in his discussions with the South Koreans ... OK, pardon me if I yawn.
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Our message is clear. If North Korea is prepared to take concrete and irreversible steps to fulfil its obligations and eliminate its nuclear weapons programme, the United States will support economic assistance and help promote its full integration into the community of nations
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President Lee and I both agree on the need to break the pattern that has existed in the past, in which North Korea behaves in a provocative fashion, it then is willing to return to talks, it talks for a while, and then leaves the talks seeking further concessions and there's never actually any progress ...
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We weren’t going to duplicate what has happened with North Korea, in which talks have happened forever without any … resolution to the issue
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Americans are allowed to go to Libya, North Korea ... anywhere in the world, and not to Cuba. There is no animosity for Americans, despite nearly fifty years of hostility between the governments.
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During the 8 years I worked in the White House, every nuclear weapons proliferation problem we had to deal with was connected to a reactor program. That's what's happening in Iran, and in North Korea, and the technology for further enriching nuclear fuel to get it up to weapons-grade material is now muc...
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If North Korea is prepared to take concrete and irreversible steps to fulfill its obligations and eliminate its nuclear weapons program, the United States will support economic assistance and help promote its full integration into the community of nations ... That opportunity and respect will not come w...
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And I think that there have been so many cases, both with Iran and North Korea, where the West in general, the United States in particular, has said, 'You can't do this,' and then they go ahead and do it -- called our bluff on that. And Obama's starting to get some heat from that. I don't think that the...
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After taking his message as the ‘first Pacific president’ through four countries in eight days, President Obama wrapped up his tour of Asia on Thursday with talks with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak and a planned visit to U.S. troops stationed in the shadow of nuclear-armed North Korea
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I want to emphasize that President Lee and I both agree on the need to break the pattern that existed in the past in which North Korea behaves in a provocative fashion, then is willing to return to talks, and then talks for a while, and then leaves the talks and seeks further concessions
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President Obama's Asian trip was heavily focused on China and his brief stop in Seoul created a sense of pity, particularly at a time when tensions are mounting on the peninsula over North Korea's nuclear drive and military provocations
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We weren't going to duplicate what has happened with North Korea, in which talks just continue forever without any actual resolution to the issue
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The US imperialist aggressor forces' presence in South Korea and their daily intensifying moves for a war of aggression against the DPRK (North Korea) are the main factor of disturbing peace and security on the Korean Peninsula
SOURCE: Irish Times
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