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North Korea ready to allow UN inspectors to return
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International Herald Tribune
04-12-2007
North Korea has offered to allow United Nations nuclear inspectors to enter the country for the first time in more than four years, Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico said here Wednesday after making an official visit to North Korea and meeting with senior officials there. North Korea also offered to begin shutting down its main nuclear reactor within a day of retrieving funds that have been frozen in a Macao bank because of A...
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North Korea and Northeast Asia.(Book Review)
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North Korea Again Rejects Nuclear Inspections; Action in Ongoing Dispute Embarrasses Clinton Administration, Which Thought It Had a Deal
The Washington Post
; North Korea again has rejected international demands for unfettered inspection of its seven declared nuclear facilities, embarrassing the Clinton administration, which thought it had a deal. North Korea rejected the inspection demands on Monday in a private message to the International Atomic
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Japanwields a stick at North Korea
International Herald Tribune
; ... Korean shipwreck and to clean up its oil spill. Newspapers printed maps showing North Korean shipwrecks along the length of Japan's western ... a call signed by five million people. Last December, a Kyodo News poll of 1,009 people found that 75.1 percent wanted the government ...
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The Last Fortress; Our Futile Search For North Korea
The Washington Post
; North Korea is at the center of one of the most sophisticated surveillance stakeouts in the history of the world. U2 spy planes photograph it daily. Electronic equipment on planes and ships and bases across Asia monitor its radio and telephone communications. Satellites orbiting in space can
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North Korea crisis mustn't lead to Asia's unraveling
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ... unraveling By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF Wednesday, April 30, 2003 Here's a news item you may not have noticed: "Military experts said that a ... devil will breathe its last." That was issued by the North Korean news agency on Sunday. So I guess we've located the blustery Iraqi ...
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