Musudan-ri missile facility

North Korea has welcomed its removal from the US list of terrorism sponsors and said it would resume disabling its nuclear weapons complex. Pyongyang said it would cooperate on the "verification of objects of the disablement of nuclear facilities," as long as "the October 3 agreement is fully...  

Pyongyang has announced plans to allow US and international monitors to resume inspections of nuclear facilities.  

The Bush administration Saturday removed North Korea from its list of state sponsors of terrorism after Pyongyang agreed to allow inspectors access to declared nuclear sites, in a deal that drew quick criticism from conservatives. After weeks of rancorous negotiations, North Korea agreed to...  

South Korea has not seen signs of North Korea restarting work to take apart its nuclear plant as Pyongyang pledged to do at the weekend, a government official said on Monday, but Seoul could send aid once that ...  

The United States removed North Korea from its terrorism blacklist, saying Pyongyang agreed to all Washington's nuclear inspection demands.  

PYONGYANG, North Korea, Oct. 12 (UPI) -- North Korea says it will resume dismantling its nuclear reprocessing complex in the wake of a U.S. decision to drop the country from its terrorism list.  

The decision by Washington to remove North Korea from its terrorism blacklist is a triumph for a regime in Pyongyang that has played a weak hand well, ...  

South Korea has not seen signs of North Korea restarting work to take apart its nuclear plant as Pyongyang pledged to do at the weekend, a government official today.  

Perhaps, an historian in the coming years will be able to decipher the Bush policy toward North Korea and explain it in terms that make sense of what Bush has or has not been doing. Initially, the president indicated he would not pursue the Clinton initiative towards the North Korean government...  

The United States and North Korea agreed on the verification protocol on Pyongyang’s nuclear facilities, a move which led to the delisting. ...  

The United States says any North Korean missile launches would be unhelpful to easing tensions in Northeast Asia.  

File: Satellite image shows the Yongbyon Nuclear Center, located north of Pyongyang, North Korea. File: Satellite image shows the Yongbyon Nuclear Center, located north of Pyongyang, North Korea. SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said Sunday it will ...  

SEOUL: North Korea said Sunday it would resume work to disable its plutonium-producing nuclear plants and readmit UN inspectors after the United States removed Pyongyang from a terrorism blacklist.  

File: Satellite image shows the Yongbyon Nuclear Center, located north of Pyongyang, North Korea. File: Satellite image shows the Yongbyon Nuclear Center, located north of Pyongyang, North Korea. SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea could resume ...  

Japan has criticised as "extremely regrettable" Washington's decision to remove North Korea from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa told Japanese media that "abductions amount to terrorist acts". Japan wants action on people it believes were...