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(PYONGYANG, North Korea) -; North Korea is open to immediate talks with rival South Korea if Seoul responds to several preconditions for dialogue, a North Korean military official told The ...  
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According to Bloomberg (February 10, 2012), a New York-based company - Korea Pyongyang Trading USA – has been hired by North Korea to help open its Diamond Mountain Resort to Americans.   The company has dealt with North Korea before – mainly selling Nork alcohol but they are pretty confident that they will be able to [...]  
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Could between a quarter and half of the North Korean population be meth users? SINO-NK reports: Though the North Korean government would never admit to outsiders that there is a drug problem in the country, the Daily NK has filed many reports over the past several years suggesting that “bingdu” (meth) is available practically at epidemic levels inside the DPRK. Articles claim, among other things, that commodity prices rise and fall depending...  
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PYONGYANG, February 12 (Itar-Tass) - The American-South Korean exercises "Key Resolve" and "Foal Eagle", scheduled for February-March, aim at aggravating confrontation with North ...  
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Korean-American missionary Robert Park, who did a stint a couple of years ago as a guest of the North Korean state after he crossed into the country to highlight North Korean human rights abuses, is suing Pyongyang for sexual torture: The Christian missionary from Tucson, Arizona, was severely beaten by North Korean soldiers before being [...]  
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