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When will North Korea do something good for the world?
Academia 2 years ago

When will North Korea do something good for the world?

In addition to the South, many countries, including Japan, the US and ASEAN member states, fear the North's nuclear weapons threats because a minor human error in Pyongyang could spell a global disaster.
Kim warns of 'nuclear attack' if 'provoked' with nukes
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago

Kim warns of 'nuclear attack' if 'provoked' with nukes

Kim's warning follows a meeting between South Korea and the United States last week in Washington, where they discussed nuclear deterrence in the event of conflict with the North.
The Korean Peninsula is most dangerous when neglected
Academia 2 years ago

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The Korean Peninsula is most dangerous when neglected

Kim Jong-un is estimated by intelligence agencies in South Korea to have killed more than 300 of his father's loyalists by 2017 to feel sufficiently secure. 
North Korean athletes to participate in the Asian Games in China
Sports 2 years ago

North Korean athletes to participate in the Asian Games in China

The Asian Games will take place in Hangzhou, China, from Sept. 23 to Oct. 8, a year after being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Asia's direct investments with the Ukraine war
Academia 2 years ago

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Asia's direct investments with the Ukraine war

As the historic meeting between Putin and Kim showed, the international community was so busy looking at China that it neglected to place equal attention on Pyongyang potentially stepping up to the plate to support Moscow's military offensive against Kyiv.
'Moving fortress': Kim Jong Un's bulletproof train
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago

'Moving fortress': Kim Jong Un's bulletproof train

Since taking power in 2011, Kim has made seven international trips, and crossed the border into South Korea twice, using his special train for the majority of his overseas travel.
Kremlin says unable to confirm Putin-Kim Jong Un summit
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

Kremlin says unable to confirm Putin-Kim Jong Un summit

US officials and media have said they believe Kim will make a rare trip abroad to neighbouring Russia to meet Putin. 
Megawati touts North Korea as model for nuclear program
Politics 3 years ago

Megawati touts North Korea as model for nuclear program

In a statement made during the signing of an agreement between BRIN and the state-owned broadcaster TVRI, Megawati said that it was not too late for Indonesia to catch up with nuclear-weapons state like North Korea.
US democracy becomes laughing stock of the world
Academia 3 years ago

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US democracy becomes laughing stock of the world

During the 32-year dictatorship of Soeharto, many Indonesians dreamed about adopting the majesty of the United States' democracy, which Soeharto condemned repeatedly.   
North Korea says US drills push tension to 'brink of nuclear war'
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

North Korea says US drills push tension to 'brink of nuclear war'

KCNA released a commentary by Choe Ju Hyon, whom it called an international security analyst, criticisingthe exercises as "a trigger for driving the situation on the Korean peninsula to the point of explosion."

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