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Meeting in Washington on Wednesday, the top nuclear envoys from South Korea, the United States and Japan called on North Korea to take "meaningful" steps on denuclearization and in exchange, the three parties promised better ties. The three diplomats agreed that Pyongyan...
New UN report shows global refugee numbers hit 18-year high last year
'Anonymous' to release N. Korea's military information on June 25






U.S. Federal Reserve continues with stimulus, keeps interest rate near zero percent
President Park's vision for 'Government 3.0'
Korea's employment rate in 2012 increased by 0.3% on-year


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Anonymous claims to have N. Korean military information, plans release on Korean War anniversary

High temperatures nationwide, partly sunny on Jeju Island





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