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• Koreas Summit Featured Oddly Congenial Kim

  Published: October 5, 2007, 12:00 am

  Tags: Koreas, Summit, Featured, Oddly, Congenial, Kim, Stella Kim, Seoul, North Korea, Pyongyang, South Korea, Kim Jong Il, United States, Beijing, China, Yonsei University, The Washington Post Company, Baek Seung Joo, Kim Ki Jung, Kim Woo, Korean Peninsula, Lee Myung Bak, Roh Moo H

  SEOUL, Oct. 5 -- The summit of the two Koreas served up a peculiar conversation about where a head of state might eat the best cold noodles. It served up a peculiarly detailed commitment to a first-ever joint Olympic cheering squad that will travel by train from South to North Korea and on to the...

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• N. Korea Slowing Disarmament, U.S. Nuclear Delegation Reports

  Published: February 17, 2008, 12:00 am

  Tags: Korea, Slowing, Disarmament, U S, Nuclear, Delegation, Reports, Siegfried Hecker, United States, North Korea, Yongbyon, Joel Witt, Christopher Hill, Pyongyang, Beijing, Kim Jong Il, Korean Peninsula, Richard L Lugar, W Keith Luse, China, Japan, Los Alamos National Laborator

  BEIJING, Feb. 16 -- North Korea has slowed nuclear disarmament to a snail's pace because it has received only part of the energy aid it was promised in return and does not believe it has made progress toward being removed from the U.S. state terrorism list, a delegation of U.S. experts reported...

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• S. Korean Principles Vs. Hunger in North

  Published: April 30, 2008, 12:00 am

  Tags: Korean, Principles, Hunger, North, North Korea, South Korea, Seoul, China, Andrei Lankov, Stella Kim, United Nations World Food Programme, Korea Institute For National Unification, Korean Peninsula, Lee Myung Bak, Geneva, Kim Dong Shik, Roh Moo Hyun, Citizen S Coa

  SEOUL -- This spring on the Korean Peninsula, human rights are on a collision course with hunger.

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