We have started to collect the most important news related to North Korea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
China formally invites Kim Jong-un, the youngest son of North Korea's leader and his likely heir, to visit, South Korean sources say.
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South Korean officials say the North is blocking the return of 27 North Koreans who strayed across the border.
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A group of Japanese and South Korean firms are to buy a 15% stake in a Brazilian company that mines a rare earth metal.
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Korean carmaker Hyundai enters the company car market as a first step towards offering luxury cars for the masses.
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Large-scale military exercises involving thousands of American and South Korean troops are under way despite a North Korea threat of "all-out war" in response.
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North Korea threatens "all-out war" in response to military exercises by South Korean and US troops starting on Monday, which it says are a pretext for invasion.
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Five Somali men suspected of hijacking a South Korean cargo ship in the Arabian Sea face attempted murder charges.
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Aid agency officials who have just returned from a trip to North Korea say they saw evidence of looming food shortages and alarming malnutrition.
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What chance of North Korea's Kim Jong Il being toppled?
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North Korea may launch new provocative action within months, a senior US military commander says, as satellite images emerge of a missile launchpad.
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North Korea has told the World Food Program that it needs help after poor recent harvests and an unusually harsh winter.
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North Koreans celebrate Kim Jong-il's birthday
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Mass celebrations are expected in North Korea to celebrate leader Kim Jong-il's birthday.
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Sailors aboard a South Korean fishing trawler hijacked in October are welcomed home in Kenya after their release last week by Somali pirates.
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Military talks aimed at easing tensions between North and South Korea have broken down, officials in Seoul say.
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South Korea intercepts a North Korean fishing boat carrying 31 workers, a few kilometres south of the disputed sea border.
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North and South Korea agree to hold preliminary military talks on 8 February, in an attempt to defuse tensions on the peninsula.
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North Korea has at least one hidden nuclear site and should face tougher sanctions, a UN report says, according to diplomats.
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India's environment ministry gives conditional approval to South Korean company Posco's plan to build a steel plant in the eastern state of Orissa.
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Five Somali men suspected of hijacking a South Korean cargo ship in the Arabian Sea are flown to Seoul to face possible criminal charges.
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North Korea's Kim Jong-il was against a third-generation succession but named his youngest son next leader to ensure stability, his eldest son says.
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South Korean economic growth slowed in the final three months of last year to 0.5%, as retail spending and manufacturing slowed.
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South Korean pro-reunification pastor Han Sang-ryol is jailed for five years over an unauthorised trip to North Korea.
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South Korea accepts the North's proposal for military talks, officials say, in a move that could ease tensions on the peninsula.
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North Korea is hit by an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, reports say, as South Korea works to contain the disease.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates says North Korea poses a potent threat and has grown "more lethal" to its neighbours and the world.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates, speaking in Japan, tells North Korea it is time to show concrete evidence that it is committed to talks.
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North Korea has restarted a military hotline with South Korea, but the South says conditions for new talks remain unchanged.
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North Korea's missile development could pose a direct threat to the US within five years, Defence Secretary Robert Gates warns.
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North Korea says it wants "unconditional and early" reopening of talks with the South, days after a similar offer was rejected by Seoul.
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South Korea dismisses an apparent offer from North Korea of unconditional talks to ease tensions, saying it is not "a serious proposal".
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North Korea wants "unconditional and early" talks with the South to end months of high tension, the state news agency reports.
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A top US envoy calls for talks with North Korea, as he arrives in Seoul for a new round of diplomacy aimed at easing tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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South Korea's President Lee Myung-bak says the door to talks with the North remains open, if Pyongyang's 'military adventurism' ends.
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Bringing foreign students to schools in North Korea
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North Korea says it wants better relations with the South, but vows to increase its military strength, in an annual New Year's Eve message.
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North Korea broadcasts British film Bend It Like Beckham, in what the UK ambassador to the South says is the first ever Western-made film to air on state television.
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A defence paper from South Korea says North Korea has trained 20,000 more special forces over the past two years.
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There is no choice but to try to dismantle North Korea's nuclear programme via diplomacy, says South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak.
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South Korean President Lee Myung-bak tells his nation it must unite to survive in the face of military aggression from the North.
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South Korean and Chinese defence ministers are to meet in Beijing in February amid rising tension on the Korean peninsula, officials in Seoul say.
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