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South Korea's [P]resident [Lee Myung-bak] offered Tuesday to send swine flu medication to North Korea amid reports that the virus killed dozens of people and is spreading fast in its impoverished communist neighbor
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Fundamentally, it doesn’t really matter whether Bosworth goes to Pyongyang or whether North Korea returns to six-party talks
SOURCE: The New York Times -
We support bilateral negotiations between the United States and North Korea and hope that they will contribute to strengthening mutual understanding and the elimination of tension
SOURCE: RIA Novosti -
But the North Koreans are likely to find when (Bosworth) arrives in Pyongyang this week that the United States will not accept North Korea as a nuclear weapons state
SOURCE: France 24 -
The Noko Jeans line is the brainchild of three Swedish entrepreneurs who hoped their label would help break North Korea's isolation through increased trade with the West.
SOURCE: Hit and Run -
I do not think anybody outside the meeting room knows what is said in the EU negotiations with Iran or North Korea
SOURCE: EUobserver.com -
North Korea is an important link with all of Obama's Asian alliances so he wants to involve these regional powers in these negotiations.
SOURCE: Deutsche Welle -
Apparently PUB has censored our exhibition/store by shutting it down and 'confiscating' the jeans because of the 'working conditions in North Korea'
SOURCE: Deutsche Welle -
In their lives behind the iron or the bamboo curtains, those scientists recieved no recognition from their countrymen or from the international scientific community. (p. 221) Then it could have been just to deter Americans from doing anything provocative - what a nuclear-armed Iran, North Korea, or Paki...
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Australia's visa ban on North Korean nationals is part of the Government's response to North Korea's missile and nuclear weapons programs
SOURCE: ABC Online -
North Korea likes the idea of an American envoy coming to visit, and they wanted Bosworth to come to Pyongyang
SOURCE: Al Jazeera -
What North Korea wants now is a peace treaty with the United States but that is out of the question
SOURCE: France 24 -
Against Portugal with their style of play and their players it will be like Brazil against Brazil. The big question mark is with North Korea. I will have to take a close look at them. Ivory Coast — they are very strong side.
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s Ivory Coast will battle it out for a second-phase spot with minnows North Korea. Ronaldo, infamous for winking at the Portuguese bench following Wayne Rooney
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It will be like a Premier League game ... The USA is like a team you meet every week. It's better than meeting North Korea and a style of play you're not used to.
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I think we are in the most difficult group. There are other tough groups but this one for Brazil, Portugal, Ivory Coast and North Korea is the group of death
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The toughest match is going to be the first one (v North Korea) and then the second one (v Ivory Coast) and then the third one (v Portugal). That is the way we think
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The administration sees very clearly that North Korea is trying to change the venue from six party talks to bilateral talks. It's trying to change the agenda from its own denuclearization to what it calls the U.S. hostile policy. And that's a nonstarter
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The North is seeking bilateral talks with the US but our goal is to reactivate the multilateral talks ... The United States will never engage in sweeping US-North Korea bilateral talks, ignoring the principle of multilateral talks.
SOURCE: Hindustan Times
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South Korea's [P]resident [Lee Myung-bak] offered Tuesday to send swine flu medication to North Korea amid reports that the virus killed dozens of people and is spreading fast in its impoverished communist neighbor
SOURCE: News-Medical.net -
Fundamentally, it doesn’t really matter whether Bosworth goes to Pyongyang or whether North Korea returns to six-party talks
SOURCE: The New York Times -
We support bilateral negotiations between the United States and North Korea and hope that they will contribute to strengthening mutual understanding and the elimination of tension
SOURCE: RIA Novosti -
But the North Koreans are likely to find when (Bosworth) arrives in Pyongyang this week that the United States will not accept North Korea as a nuclear weapons state
SOURCE: France 24 -
The Noko Jeans line is the brainchild of three Swedish entrepreneurs who hoped their label would help break North Korea's isolation through increased trade with the West.
SOURCE: Hit and Run -
I do not think anybody outside the meeting room knows what is said in the EU negotiations with Iran or North Korea
SOURCE: EUobserver.com -
North Korea is an important link with all of Obama's Asian alliances so he wants to involve these regional powers in these negotiations.
SOURCE: Deutsche Welle -
Apparently PUB has censored our exhibition/store by shutting it down and 'confiscating' the jeans because of the 'working conditions in North Korea'
SOURCE: Deutsche Welle -
In their lives behind the iron or the bamboo curtains, those scientists recieved no recognition from their countrymen or from the international scientific community. (p. 221) Then it could have been just to deter Americans from doing anything provocative - what a nuclear-armed Iran, North Korea, or Paki...
SOURCE: codshit.com -
Australia's visa ban on North Korean nationals is part of the Government's response to North Korea's missile and nuclear weapons programs
SOURCE: ABC Online -
North Korea likes the idea of an American envoy coming to visit, and they wanted Bosworth to come to Pyongyang
SOURCE: Al Jazeera -
What North Korea wants now is a peace treaty with the United States but that is out of the question
SOURCE: France 24 -
Against Portugal with their style of play and their players it will be like Brazil against Brazil. The big question mark is with North Korea. I will have to take a close look at them. Ivory Coast — they are very strong side.
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s Ivory Coast will battle it out for a second-phase spot with minnows North Korea. Ronaldo, infamous for winking at the Portuguese bench following Wayne Rooney
SOURCE: New Kerala -
It will be like a Premier League game ... The USA is like a team you meet every week. It's better than meeting North Korea and a style of play you're not used to.
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I think we are in the most difficult group. There are other tough groups but this one for Brazil, Portugal, Ivory Coast and North Korea is the group of death
SOURCE: FourFourTwo.com -
The toughest match is going to be the first one (v North Korea) and then the second one (v Ivory Coast) and then the third one (v Portugal). That is the way we think
SOURCE: FourFourTwo.com -
The administration sees very clearly that North Korea is trying to change the venue from six party talks to bilateral talks. It's trying to change the agenda from its own denuclearization to what it calls the U.S. hostile policy. And that's a nonstarter
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The North is seeking bilateral talks with the US but our goal is to reactivate the multilateral talks ... The United States will never engage in sweeping US-North Korea bilateral talks, ignoring the principle of multilateral talks.
SOURCE: Hindustan Times -
The objective of the Obama administration, like the Bush administration, remains the complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization of North Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, or the DPRK)
SOURCE: Xinhua -
When we arrived in North Korea in 2008, we expected worse (than in previously visited China) but were rather happily surprised to see a clean factory, lots of space
SOURCE: The Independent -
North Korea's crimes against humanity are no less serious than Sudan's
SOURCE: Boston Globe -
Our aim is to get the arrest warrant on Kim Jong Il to be issued ... North Korea's crimes against humanity are no less serious than Sudan's.
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But any peace treaty must come through discussions involving the four parties concerned, South Korea, North Korea, the United States and China
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I’m not happy to represent some of them, like Iran and North Korea, which the U.S. doesn’t always have friendly relations with ... But I feel like I have a responsibility, as an American and as a broker in New York, to help these people.
SOURCE: New York Observer
