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Factories that ran on Korean cooperation go silent
PAJU, South Korea (AP) — A few hundred South Korean managers, some wandering among quiet assembly lines, were all that remained Tuesday at the massive industrial park run by the rival Koreas after North Korea pulled its more than 50,000 workers from...
Tags: Bankruptcy, Electronics, Companies and Corporations, Pyongyang (North Korea), South Korea
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U.S. can thwart North Korea, admiral tells senators
WASHINGTON — The commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific reassured Congress on Tuesday that the U.S. military could intercept any missile launched by North Korea and aimed at America's territory or its East Asian allies. Adm. Samuel Locklear's...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Politics, U.S. Senate, Weaponry, U.S. Congress
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North Korea plays a weak hand to advantage
BEIJING — North Korea is sometimes mocked as the mouse that roared, one of the poorest countries in the world threatening two economic and military giants, the United States and South Korea. But under Kim Jong Il and now his 30-year-old son, Kim...
Tags: U.S. Department of Defense, Kim Jong Il, Nuclear Policy, South Korea, Politics
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Carnett: 200 columns and still having fun
It was as lame a salutation as I've ever penned. Here's how it went: "Have you ever tried skateboarding down the side of Mt. Everest wearing nothing but your insulated skivvies? "You haven't? "Well, I've never written a sports column for (this...Tags: Periodicals, Education, U.S. Army, Newspapers, Newspaper and Magazine
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North Korea pulls workers from joint industrial park
SEOUL -- A top North Korean official said Monday his nation will suspend the work of its more than 50,000 employees at a joint industrial park that had been one of the proudest examples of cooperation between North and South Korea. Kim Yang-gon,...
Tags: Career and Workplace, Business, Employees, United Nations, South Korea
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Despite threats, risks temper Korea war tensions
TOKYO (AP) — As tensions rise on the Korean Peninsula, one thing remains certain: All sides have good reason to avoid an all-out war. The last one, six decades ago, killed an estimated 4 million people. A war would be suicidal for North Korea,...
Tags: Wars and Interventions, Beijing (China), Bill Clinton, U.S. Army, China
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When North Korea roars, South Korea yawns
SEOUL — When North Korea last weekend declared it was in a state of war, threatening to use nuclear weapons against South Korea, reduce its presidential palace to ashes and mercilessly sweep away the warmongers, residents of Seoul reacted much as...
Tags: South Korea, U.S. Military, North Korea, Weaponry, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Many South Koreans seem blase about threats from North Korea
SEOUL-- Many South Koreans have maintained their general blasé attitude toward North Korea regardless of recent bombastic rhetoric from Pyongyang, in some cases treating it as a case of “the boy who cried wolf.” The chance of a war with...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Defense, Trips and Vacations, Media Industry, U.S. Department of Defense
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North Korea analyst: 'One of the most dangerous moments'
SEOUL -- Thumbing its nose again at the international community, North Korea announced Tuesday that it would restart a nuclear reactor that was closed in 2007 under a six-nation disarmament agreement. Although Pyongyang claimed in the past that the...
Tags: Beijing (China), China, U.S. Navy, Defense Equipment, Politics
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North Korea vows to expand nuclear arsenal, signaling end of talks
SEOUL — Escalating the stakes of a standoff with Washington and its allies, North Korea is signaling that it will abandon two decades of negotiations to constrain its nuclear program and will close the door on any deal over its atomic weapons and...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Beijing (China), United Nations, Politics, Defense Equipment
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North Korea could stumble from bluster to war
Beneath a map depicting the battle plan for “Target Mainland U.S.,” North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is shown in state propaganda photos being briefed by his generals on preparations for attacks on Guam, Hawaii and the U.S. West Coast....Tags: U.S. Department of Defense, Kim Jong Il, Columbia University, Pyongyang (North Korea), South Korea
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North Korea vows to restart shuttered nuclear facilities
SEOUL -- North Korea announced Tuesday that it would restart nuclear facilities that were closed as part of a 2007 international disarmament agreement. The move comes at the urging of the communist state's leader, Kim Jong Un, for the country to build...Tags: United Nations, China, Defense Equipment, Politics, U.S. Department of Defense
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