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1 hr 55 mins ago - The New York Philharmonic has decided to perform in North Korea, a cultural breakthrough as tense relations between the United States and the reclusive Communist nation ease, the orchestra's president said Monday.
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5 hrs ago - The two Koreas will hold high-level military talks this week to discuss a joint fishing zone and other projects aimed at improving ties between the rivals, the South's Defense Ministry said Monday.
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22 hrs ago - Intelligence findings that Iran stood down on nuclear weapons development have sharpened the debate in Washington as well as the presidential campaign over whether U.S. officials should talk directly with Iran after shunning its leaders for a generation.
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1 day ago - South Korea plans to send 5,010 tons of steel to North Korea next week as part of an aid-for-disarmament deal, an official said Sunday, as a deadline for Pyongyang to declare all its nuclear programs and disable its facilities loomed.
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2 days ago - North Korea's first ambassador to Myanmar after a 24-year diplomatic rupture has taken up his post, state media reported Saturday.
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2 days ago - The top U.S. nuclear envoy for North Korea said disablement of the communist nation's atomic program is on schedule and the removal of reactor fuel from its key facility would soon be under way.
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3 days ago - A state lawmaker says the state should sell pension fund stocks in companies that have ties to Iran, North Korea, Sudan and Syria.
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3 days ago - President Bush's personal letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, raising the possibility of normalized relations if he fully discloses his nuclear programs by year's end, is a turnabout for a president who has labeled the communist regime part of an "axis of evil."
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3 days ago - President Bush's personal letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, raising the possibility of normalized relations if he fully discloses his nuclear programs by year's end, is a turnabout for a president who has labeled the communist regime part of an "axis of evil."
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3 days ago - President Bush's personal letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, raising the possibility of normalized relations if he fully discloses his nuclear programs by year's end, is a turnabout for a president who has labeled the communist regime part of an "axis of evil."
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3 days ago - President Bush's personal letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, raising the possibility of normalized relations if he fully discloses his nuclear programs by year's end, is a turnabout for a president who has labeled the communist regime part of an "axis of evil."
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4 days ago - President Bush directly told North Korean leader Kim Jong Il in a letter that the United States expects the secretive regime to keep its promise to fully disclose all nuclear programs, the White House said Thursday.
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4 days ago - President Bush pleaded with North Korean leader Kim Jong Il in a letter to keep his promise to fully disclose all nuclear programs by year's end, in the most personal Bush diplomatic approach toward Pyongyang since he called the country part of the "axis of evil."
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4 days ago - In a rare move, President Bush sent a letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, personally urging Pyongyang to fully disclose its nuclear programs, the White House said Thursday.
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4 days ago - President Bush sent a "personal letter" to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, the Communist country's official news agency said Thursday, although it did not reveal its contents.
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4 days ago - President Bush sent a "personal letter" to North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, the Communist country's official news agency said Thursday, although it did not reveal its contents.
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4 days ago - South Korea will send North Korea 50,000 tons of corn to help ease its chronic food shortages, an official said Thursday, as North Korean defectors claimed that Seoul's aid rarely reaches those who need it the most.
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4 days ago - South Korea will send North Korea 50,000 tons of corn to help ease its chronic food shortages, an official said Thursday, as North Korean defectors claimed that Seoul's aid rarely reaches those who need it the most.
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4 days ago - North Korea's efforts to disable its plutonium-producing reactor by year's end are going as scheduled, the top U.S. nuclear envoy said Wednesday, but differences remain over the nuclear programs the regime will declare.
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5 days ago - Democratic rivals assailed front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton Tuesday for a vote against Iran that they portrayed as misguided and dangerous in light of a new intelligence report that says the Iranians stopped pursuing a nuclear weapon years ago.
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5 days ago - Quotes from the Democrats' debate Tuesday afternoon in Des Moines, Iowa. New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson missed the debate to attend a memorial service for a Korean war soldier whose remains he brought home from North Korea in April.
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5 days ago - North Korea's efforts to disable its plutonium-producing reactor by year's end are going as scheduled, the top U.S. nuclear envoy said Wednesday, but work needs to continue if deadlines are to be met.
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5 days ago - A new U.S. intelligence review concluding Iran stopped developing an atomic weapons program in 2003 is a "declaration of victory" for Iran's nuclear program, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Wednesday.
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5 days ago - A new U.S. intelligence review concluding Iran stopped developing an atomic weapons program in 2003 is a "declaration of victory" for Iran's nuclear program, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Wednesday.
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5 days ago - More than 300 South Koreans crossed the heavily fortified border with North Korea on Wednesday on a new tour of historic sites around the North's western border city of Kaesong, a South Korean tour operator said.
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5 days ago - Democratic rivals assailed front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton Tuesday for a vote against Iran that they portrayed as misguided and dangerous in light of a new intelligence report that says the Iranians stopped pursuing a nuclear weapon years ago.
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