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North Korea Dismisses South Korean President's 'Gibberish' Ahead of US Summit

North Korea is stepping up criticism of South Korea's new President Lee Jae Myung as he prepares for his first summit with U.S President Donald Trump, calling Lee's efforts to engage with Pyongyang a ...

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North Korea is where this 95-year-old wants to die. South Korea won’t let him go

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Kim's sister says North Korea will never see the South as a diplomatic partner

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Kim Jong Un tours new North Korean warship - months after 'criminal' botched launch

Kim Jong Un has toured his country's latest battleship - three months after he lambasted the botched launch of another vessel.

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North Korea's Kim calls for rapid nuclear buildup amid U.S.-South Korea exercises

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North Korea’s Kim Jong Un condemns U.S.-South Korea military drills, vows nuclear expansion

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Kim Jong-un unveils huge nuclear-armed warship as North Korea ramps up WW3 threats

He claimed the exercises have grown more provocative than before as they include a "nuclear element".

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South Korea-US drills trigger Kim Jong-un to pledge nuclear force expansion

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Kim Jong Un condemns U.S-South Korea drills as 'will to ignite war'

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North Korea dismisses Lee Jae Myung as 'powerless dreamer,' rejects South as diplomatic partner

North Korea denounced South Korean President Lee Jae Myung as a powerless dreamer and dismissed Seoul as unworthy of diplomacy, in a blistering statement from Kim Yo-jong, the sister of leader Kim Jong-un.

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An unrepentant 95-year-old North Korean POW wants to walk back across the DMZ

At age 23, he was held as a spy, a “pro-communist enemy of the state.” Now 95 years old and living in South Korea, Ahn Hak-seop longs to return to North Korea so he can die there. There’s just one problem: no one is certain if North Korea will ...

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California man who admitted shipping weapons to North Korea is sentenced to 8 years in prison

A California man has been sentenced to eight years in prison after admitting to shipping weapons and ammunition to North Korea that he said were to be used for a surprise attack on South Korea, authorities said Tuesday.