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North Korea rejects UN rights resolutionSEOUL, South Korea — North Korea strongly rejected a U.N. resolution condemning its human rights record and warned South Korea would "face the dearest price" for co-sponsoring it, reports said Saturday. ... |
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Memo From Seoul: Latest Threats May Mean North Korea Wants to TalkLongtime North Korea watchers say recent public moves by the country fit a familiar and consistent pattern, and that they may even signal an upturn in relations with the United States. ... |
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Kim 'makes new public appearance'North Korea says reclusive leader Kim Jong-il has made another public appearance, amid speculation that he has been ill. ... |
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NKorea reports another public appearance for KimSEOUL (AFP) - North Korea reported Sunday that its leader Kim Jong-Il has made another public appearance in an apparent attempt to quell continuing rumours over his health. ... |
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Welcome to Podcast CountryWith my private jet finally out of fuel, we decided to crash land in North Korea. It turns out to have been a wise choice, because aside from the fact that it’s a tyrannical dictatorship with millions of starving people, there are no “Saved by Zero” ads from Toyota. So that&rsqu... |
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U.S.: N. Korea must allow nuclear samplingNorth Korea must allow international inspectors to take samples from its main nuclear complex as part of an agreement to verify its past nuclear activities, a U.S. spokesman said Wednesday. ... |
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