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          North Korea

          A reader says mobile phones often infringe on our privacy and cause disturbances in our lives. Sean Gallup / Getty Images

          Mobiles often cause more harm than good

          FeedbackApril 07, 2013
          South Korean soldiers patrol near the border village of Panmunjom.

          North Korean missile 'cannot hit US'

          AsiaApril 05, 2013
          South Korean workers talk outside the inter-Korean transit office after being refused access to Kaesong joint industrial park in North Korea.

          North Korea bans South Korean workers from entering border factories

          AsiaApril 04, 2013

          North Korea vows to restart reactor

          AsiaApril 03, 2013

          US strategy takes Korean crisis into new territory

          AsiaMarch 31, 2013

          'Time to settle accounts with US' as North Korea readies its missiles

          AsiaMarch 29, 2013

          South Korea tracks cyber attack to China, North still a suspect

          AsiaMarch 21, 2013

          China's Xi willing to help 'reconciliation' between Koreas

          AsiaMarch 21, 2013
          Video: Hagel announces increased missile defense system

          Video: Hagel announces increased missile defense system

          UAEMarch 16, 2013
          The statement did not actually use Park Geun-hye's name or title, referring to her only as the current 'owner' of the presidential Blue House in Seoul.

          North accuses South Korea of 'warmongering' with a president's 'poisonous swish of the skirt'

          AsiaMarch 13, 2013
          North Korean soldiers with weapons attend military training in this picture released by the country’s official KCNA news agency.

          North Korea takes conflict to the brink again

          AsiaMarch 12, 2013
          Video: US imposes more sanctions on North Korea

          Video: US imposes more sanctions on North Korea

          The AmericasMarch 12, 2013
          Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader centre, tours the front line after the North threatens a pre-emptive strike on the US and its allies.

          North Korea in fresh threats of nuclear war as peace pacts with South scrapped

          AsiaMarch 08, 2013
          A North Korean military vehicle carrying what is believed to be a Taepodong-class missile Intermediary Range Ballistic Missile. AFP Photo / Pedro Ugarte

          North Korea threatens 'pre-emptive' nuclear strike on US

          AsiaMarch 07, 2013
          Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, left, and former NBA star Dennis Rodman watch an exhibition basketball game in Pyongyang.

          Dennis Rodman and Kim Jong-un make for sports' oddest couple

          The NationalMarch 07, 2013
          A South Korean protester at a rally demanding the Korean Peninsula's peaceful unification and denouncing North Korea's nuclear test near the US Embassy in Seoul on Monday. Lee Jin-man / AP Photo

          Pyongyang threatens to cancel Korean War ceasefire

          AsiaMarch 06, 2013
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