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North Korea tells Trump to accept new nuclear reality
Donald Trump must accept a “changed reality” and recognise North Korea as a nuclear power if the United States wants to resume talks, Kim Jong-un’s sister has warned. On Tuesday, Kim Yo-jong said that although the “personal relationship” between her brother and Mr Trump is “not bad”, it should not be exploited to discuss denuclearisation.
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un dismissed the US intent to resume diplomacy on North Korea’s ...
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North Korea's Kim Yo Jong stated that relations between Kim Jong Un and Trump are not bad, but any dialogue must acknowledge ...
(Reuters) -The United States Department of the Treasury on Thursday issued sanctions against three individuals and a company ...
North Korea has likely received more than 1 million barrels of oil from Russia over an eight-month period this year in breach of U.N. sanctions, according to an analysis of satellite imagery ...
North Korea said in a statement on Thursday that “some high-level officials within the US administration” were making “desperate attempts at intensifying the international sanctions and ...
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Trump’s penalty threat, while currently undefined, echoes a deep-rooted US strategy of leveraging economic pressure to ...
Elie Mystal argued the US should face international sanctions like those imposed on "rogue states," criticizing President Trump's airstrikes while ignoring the subsequent ceasefire agreement.
The Security Council imposed sanctions after North Korea’s first nuclear test explosion in 2006 and tightened them over the years in a total of 10 resolutions seeking, so far unsuccessfully, to ...
The US imposes new sanctions on the North Korean army's Strategic Rocket Force, as well as banks and shipping companies, over weapons proliferation activities.
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