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...Korea's expanding atomic arsenal. As Pyongyang refines its technology, its next step...ally, China, expressed regret.In Pyongyang, however, pride over the scientific...Associated Press as he and scores of other Pyongyang residents poured into the streets after...
...ahead to discuss U.S. concerns about Pyongyang's possession of ballistic missiles...The discussions will be the first with Pyongyang on security issues since the final months...attempt this past summer by Washington and Pyongyang to reopen security talks collapsed after...
...wonderful first step." But by nightfall Pyongyang seemed to have changed its mind, leaving...negotiations. The administration and Pyongyang have been engaged in talks for nearly...assistance. Then, on Monday night, Pyongyang said "there would be no change in the...
...pressure on North Korea will persuade Pyongyang to refrain from spreading nuclear weapons...worried that, in addition to missiles, Pyongyang will attempt to export weapons technology...and probably has more influence over Pyongyang than any other country.
PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) -- Putting aside a half-century of acrimony...Park Joon-young. Some critics feared, however, the visit might make Pyongyang less willing to talk to the South. Albright and Kim met in the luxury...
...left off, pursuing agreements to halt Pyongyang's missile and nuclear programs in exchange...insists on "transparency," meaning Pyongyang must accept verification of any curbs...be provocative or appear to threaten Pyongyang's security. Everyone's interests...
PYONGYANG, North Korea -- Kim Jong Il of North Korea promised Tuesday that his nation will not launch another ballistic missile, according...
...even as U.S. officials disagree over how to verify that Pyongyang complies with any missile control agreement. A U.S. official...who sought during his last months in office to encourage Pyongyang to curb its development and export of long-range missiles...
PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) -- In an astonishing concession at a summit with Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, North Korean...
...end of a 1994 agreement under which Pyongyang froze its nuclear program, and threatened...that they expected reciprocity from Pyongyang in dealings between the countries...might take a tougher approach toward Pyongyang.