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Nuke envoys of S. Korea, US, Japan 'strongly condemn' NK space launch

Korea Times 31 May 2023
and Japanese counterparts, Sung Kim and Takehiro Funakoshi, delivered the joint message in a conference call after Pyongyang announced that it launched a rocket carrying a military reconnaissance satellite earlier in the day ... They also stressed that any launch by Pyongyang using ...
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South Korea and EU to strengthen ties over security

Business Day 22 May 2023
South Korea and the EU are important partners that share universal values of freedom, human rights and rule of law,” Yoon told a joint press conference ... They also criticised North Korea’s continued efforts to develop its nuclear arsenal and Pyongyang’s threats of the possible use of nuclear weapons against South Korea.
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South Korea, EU agree to boost security ties amid Ukraine, North Korea tension

Reuters 22 May 2023
"South Korea and the EU are important partners that share universal values of freedom, human rights and rule of law," Yoon told a joint press conference ... They also criticised North Korea's ongoing efforts to develop its nuclear arsenal and Pyongyang's threats of the possible use of nuclear weapons against South Korea.
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US issues warning to North Korea

Beijing News 18 May 2023
Pyongyang will be in violation of international law if it launches a military spy satellite, the State Department says ... "We have been very clear that we urge the DPRK to refrain from further threatening activity and call on Pyongyang to engage in serious and sustained diplomacy," Patel said.
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State Dept. promises to punish North Korea if illicit satellite is launched

Yahoo Daily News 18 May 2023
Though Pyongyang has routinely defied international law when it comes to ballistic missile testing and nuclear development, it plans to take it one step further and use long-range missile technology that has been banned under U.N ... Pyongyang’s claims of space capability remain dubious.
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'Incredibly Alarming': Peaceful Protests Not Fit For a King

Common Dreams 06 May 2023
We are living in a dystopian nightmare.” \u201cNo supporters of Just Stop Oil arrested in the crowd had glue, paint or any plans to disrupt the Coronation.\n\nNew policing laws mean we're now living in a dystopian nightmare \u2013 this disgraceful overreach is what you'd expect in Pyongyang, North Korea, not Westminster.\u201d.
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UK police defend tactics after anti-monarchists arrested before coronation

Urdu Point 06 May 2023
The capital's Metropolitan police detained six organisers from the pressure group and seized hundreds of their placards, Republic said ... "This depends on the context ... "New policing laws mean we're now living in a dystopian nightmare -- this disgraceful overreach is what you'd expect in Pyongyang, North Korea, not Westminster ... ....
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N. Korea says its status as nuclear weapons state 'final, irreversible'

Korea Times 21 Apr 2023
She also claimed that the North's status as a nuclear power was "not given or recognized" but dictated by law according to the need for actual nuclear deterrence. In September last year, Pyongyang passed a new law declaring itself a nuclear weapons state.
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North Korea Tells G-7 That It Will Never Give Up Nuclear Weapons

Yahoo Daily News 21 Apr 2023
(Bloomberg) -- North Korea’s foreign minister made her first formal statement directed at the US in about half a year to say Pyongyang will keep its nuclear weapons and punish Group of Seven members who try to change that ... Council resolutions that bar Pyongyang from the tests.
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North Korea's next nuke test a matter of 'when,' not 'if,' US Army general says, ...

Business Insider 21 Apr 2023
Paul LaCamera also said this week that Pyongyang's next nuclear test is only a matter of time ... The law overhauled one from years prior that stated Pyongyang could use nukes only as a retaliatory measure ... Experts previously told Insider that Pyongyang had indicated in recent years ...
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S Korea, US, Japan hold defense drills

Taipei Times 17 Apr 2023
COUNTERING PYONGYANG ... The Japanese Ministry of Defense said the exercises promote trilateral cooperation over regional security challenges, and demonstrate the three nations’ strong commitment to secure a free and open international order based on the rule of law. Pyongyang has ...
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South Korea, US, Japan hold drills slammed by Pyongyang as ‘nuclear blackmail’

Business Day 17 Apr 2023
SEOUL — South Korea, the US and Japan staged joint naval missile defence exercises on Monday to improve responses to North Korean threats, as Pyongyang accused Washington of ramping up “nuclear blackmail” with military drills.    ... order based on the rule of law.
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South Korea, US, Japan hold missile defence drills to counter North Korea

Hindustan Times 17 Apr 2023
Also read ... Report ... Japan's defence ministry said the exercises promote trilateral cooperation over regional security challenges, and demonstrate the three countries' strong commitment to secure a free and open international order based on the rule of law. Pyongyang has threatened "more practical and offensive" action as South Korea and U.S ... Also read.
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Inside the international sting operation to catch North Korean crypto hackers

CNN 09 Apr 2023
Now, a very modern twist on that contest is unfolding between hackers and money launderers in Pyongyang, and intelligence agencies and law enforcement officials from Washington to Seoul ... are applying what they learned in the classified world to track Pyongyang’s money laundering.
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After Years of Restraint, North Korean Propagandists Take Aim at US

Voa News 05 Apr 2023
But during that buildup, Pyongyang has been less willing to lob rhetorical bombs at Washington ... But North Korea’s aggressive language has intensified, especially after South Korea’s new conservative president, Yoon Suk Yeol, adopted a tougher approach toward Pyongyang.

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A TV screen shows a file image of a North Korean missile launch during a news program broadcast at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, Feb. 24, 2023.
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