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Crew from North Korean ship fall overboard near Japan: NHKNorth KoreaOct 16, 2019TOKYO (Reuters) -- Crew of a suspected North Korean ship fell overboard in the East Sea near Noto Peninsula, Japanese public broadcaster NHK reported on Wednesday, citing government sources. It was ... -
Just hours left to secure a Brexit deal before EU summitWorld BusinessOct 15, 2019Britain must reach a Brexitagreement with the EU by the end of Tuesday so it can beapproved at a leaders‘ summit this week, the bloc’s officialsand diplomats said, otherwise Britain‘s scheduled depar...
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Russia detains N. Korean fishing vessels, 262 crew for poaching - IfaxNorth KoreaSept 27, 2019MOSCOW (Reuters) -- Russian border guards detained three North Korean fishing vessels and 262 crew members for poaching in waters that Moscow considers its exclusive economic zone, the Interfax news ... -
As North Korea expands arsenal, Japan's missile defense shield faces unforeseen costs - sourcesNorth KoreaSept 27, 2019TOKYO (Reuters) -- Additional tests may add at least $500 million to Japan’s price tag for two US-built ballistic missile interceptor stations that could struggle to shoot down the latest North Korea... -
Saudi oil attacks came from southwest Iran, US official says, raising tensionsWorld NewsSept 18, 2019WASHINGTON/DUBAI (Reuters) - The United States believes the attacks that crippled Saudi Arabian oil facilities last weekend originated in southwestern Iran, a US official told Reuters on Tuesday, an ... -
Hong Kong leader says public dialogue aimed at easing tensions to begin next weekWorld NewsSept 17, 2019HONG KONG (Reuters) -- Hong Kong's leader said on Tuesday that she would engage directly with her governing team in a dialogue with the community next week, while reiterating calls for an end to the ... -
Trump declines to comment on report Kim invited him to North KoreaNorth KoreaSept 17, 2019WASHINGTON/SEOUL (Reuters) -- US President Donald Trump on Monday declined to comment on a newspaper report that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un had invited him to visit Pyongyang and said conditions... -
Greenpeace posts protest sign over Hyundai billboard in S. KoreaSocial affairsSept 16, 2019Greenpeace campaigners climbed a 40-metre billboard advertisement for Hyundai Motor's near its head office in South Korea to post a sign reading "No more internal combustion engines", the environment... -
North Korea tells United Nations to cut international aid staff - letterNorth KoreaSept 5, 2019UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) -- North Korea has told the United Nations to cut the number of international staff it deploys in the country because the world body's programs have failed "due to the politi... -
North Korean foreign minister will not attend UN gathering of world leadersNorth KoreaSept 5, 2019UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) -- North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho will not attend the annual gathering of world leaders at the United Nations later this month "due to his schedule," the country's ... -
South Koreans using spy gadgets to fight workplace bullyingSocial affairsSept 4, 2019South Korean workers fed up with bullying are being increasingly emboldened by a new tougher labour law to secretly record alleged abuse or harassment by their bosses, boosting sales of high-tech aud... -
N. Korea denies it amassed $2b through cyberattacks on banksNorth KoreaSept 2, 2019North Korea denied on Sundayallegations that it had obtained $2 billion through cyber attacks on banks and cryptocurrency exchanges, and accused the United States for spreading rumours. A United Nat... -
N. Korea says Pompeo's remarks make talks with US more difficultNorth KoreaSept 1, 2019A recent remark by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about “North Korea’s rogue behavior” will make talks with the United States more difficult, the North’s KCNA news agency on Saturday quoted its vi... -
S. Korea's top court orders review of ex-president Park's graft casePoliticsAug 29, 2019South Korea's Supreme court on Thursday overturned part of an appeals court ruling in the bribery case of Samsung Group's de facto chief Jay Y. Lee, who had been given a two-and-a-half-year suspended... -
US hopes South Korea and Japan can rebuild ties from 'rock bottom'Foreign affairsAug 28, 2019WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- The United States hopes a damaging row between the leaders of US allies South Korea and Japan has hit rock bottom but believes recent military exercises by Seoul have not help...
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