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Nation & World - November 10, 2009
First naval clash between the two countries in seven years comes one week before Obama visits Seoul.
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North Korea Threatens Nuclear 'Fire Shower' Against the United States
By
Queenie Wong
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Nation & World - June 25, 2009
Tensions continue to mount between Pyongyang and Washington.
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North Korea's Nuclear Gambit Tests International Community
By
Alex Kingsbury
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Nation & World - June 1, 2009
The outlaw regime has said they are no longer bound by the armistice that suspended major hostilities.
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North Korea Talks of Military Hit on South Korea
Nation & World - May 27, 2009
Pyongyang said it was no longer bound by the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War.
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Looming North Korea Missile Launch Is Key Topic for Obama at G-20
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Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - April 2, 2009
Pyongyang could test-fire a rocket as early as this weekend.
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5 Countries With the Most Favorable Opinions of the U.S.
Opinion - September 11, 2008
South Koreans have the most positive opinions of the United States.
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Bribe Diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula
By
Sam Dealey
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Sam Dealey - August 19, 2008
North Korea's government was insulted by the lack of a 'special' invitation.
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Behind South Koreans' Worries About U.S. Beef
By
Kent Garber
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Nation & World - June 17, 2008
They distrust U.S. safety standards—and they eat more of the cow.
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Florida Protest Mirrors One in South Korea
By
Alison Go
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The Paper Trail - June 12, 2008
The demonstrations call for the resignation of President Lee Myung-bak and protest plans to resume imports of U.S. beef.
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How to Profit From Six 'Sizzling' Markets
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Katy Marquardt
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Money - May 1, 2008
Investors should bet on BRIC countries, plus Mexico and South Korea, author says.
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Morning Buzz: Dec. 7, 2007
News Desk - December 7, 2007
The revelation that the CIA destroyed interrogation tapes it made in 2002 of two terrorism suspects caused a stir yesterday on Capitol Hill. CIA Director Michael Hayden made agency members aware of the tapes because the New York Times was set to publish a story about their destruction. Hayden said congressional intelligence committee leaders were made aware of the tapes and were told of the CIA's plans to destroy them. After the revelation, members of the Senate Intelligence Committee said they would conduct a full review.
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A Nice French Burgundy to Seal the Deal
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Thomas Omestad
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Nation & World - October 5, 2007
A Carefully Choreographed North-South Get-Together
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A Change of Attitude by North Korea?
By
Thomas Omestad
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Nation & World - October 2, 2007
A rare summit on halting North Korea's nuclear program raises expectations on the Korean Peninsula.
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