We have started to collect the most important news related to North Korea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
North Korea is demanding the return of nine apparent North Korean defectors who crossed to the South by boat, Seoul officials say.
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The US Navy halted a North Korean cargo vessel bound for Burma two weeks ago over fears it was carrying weapons, US media report.
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North Korea says no talks are possible with South Korea, as the South's nuclear envoy starts talks in Beijing.
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The United States envoy for human rights in North Korea, Robert King, says Pyongyang discussed human rights and invited him back after his first trip there.
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South Korea says it will tell its army training units to stop using photographs of North Korea's ruling family for target practice.
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A US man detained in North Korea for six months is released and leaves for China with a US government delegation.
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A South Korean court jails four Somali pirates over the hijacking of a Korean ship and the attempted murder of its captain in the Arabian Sea.
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North Korea is to release a US citizen it has been holding for six months on unspecified charges on humanitarian grounds, state media report.
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Chinese and North Korean state media confirm that the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, has been visiting China.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-il is reported to be in Beijing to meet Chinese President Hu Jintao, as the North faces a food shortage.
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Thousands of South Korean riot police break up a sit-in protest at a car parts factory that was threatening production of Hyundai and Kia cars.
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The United States envoy for human rights in North Korea, Robert King, starts a rare visit to the North to assess possible food needs.
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Chinese and South Korean leaders have toured the area near Japan's damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, in a show of support for the quake-hit country.
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The Chinese and South Korean leaders show support for Japan quake victims in the zone around the Fukushima nuclear plant.
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Chinese and South Korean leaders will start a visit to Japan by touring Fukushima prefecture, where a nuclear plant was damaged by the March earthquake and tsunami.
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The North Korean leader's youngest son, Kim Jong-un, is reported to be on a visit to China in what may be a further clue to the state's succession plans.
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China blocks the release of a UN report accusing North Korea of sharing ballistic missile technology with Iran in violation of sanctions.
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China dismisses suggestions it has been a transit point for illegal shipments of ballistic missile technology between North Korea and Iran.
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The US special representative on North Korea, Stephen Bosworth, is in the South Korean capital for talks on nuclear issues and food security for the North.
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A leaked UN report says Iran and North Korea have been exchanging ballistic missile technology in violation of sanctions.
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North Korea may have abducted 180,000 people over the last 60 years, says a new report by the US-based Committee for Human Rights in North Korea.
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An Amnesty International report says there are signs that a growing number of people are being sent to political prison camps in North Korea.
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Amnesty International publishes satellite images of what it says are North Korea's political prison camps, saying they appear to be growing in size.
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Surviving one of North Korea's political prison camps
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Prosecutors in South Korea say North Korean hackers were behind an attack that paralysed a leading bank last month.
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South Korean police visit Google's Seoul office on suspicion the internet search giant illegally collected data from users.
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India's environment ministry gives final clearance to South Korean firm Posco's plan to build a steel plant in the eastern state of Orissa.
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US officials deny an accusation from former US President Jimmy Carter that the US is withholding food aid from North Korea.
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Former US president Jimmy Carter has accused the US and South Korea of human rights violations against North Koreans by withholding food aid.
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Former US President Jimmy Carter accuses the US and South Korea of human rights violations against North Koreans by withholding food aid.
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Ex-US President Jimmy Carter arrives in North Korea as part of the group of elder statesmen to discuss nuclear weapons and human rights.
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Former global leaders, including ex-US President Jimmy Carter, are visiting North Korea to discuss food shortages and nuclear weapons
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North Korea confirms that it arrested a US citizen last November, and is preparing to charge him with "committing a crime" against the country.
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The US calls for the release of a US citizen it says is being held in North Korea, days before Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is to visit South Korea.
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South Korean police find plastic containers bursting with bank notes buried in a garlic field in the south-west of the country.
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South Korean director Bong Joon-ho will preside over the jury that awards the Camera d'Or prize to the best first-time filmmaker.
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A rare North Korea parliamentary session makes no mention of either leader Kim Jong-il or Kim Jong-un, the son expected to succeed him.
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A rare session of North Korea's rubber-stamp parliament is being watched for signs of the succession process featuring leader Kim Jong-il's son Kim Jong-un.
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Why Korean immigrants have done so well in the US
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South and North Korea hold talks about volcanic activity on North Korea's Mount Paektu - after an earlier agreed repatriation of 27 border-crossers is completed.
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Bombed South Korean island slowly comes back to life
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South Korea issues a report criticising its lack readiness which allowed a North Korean attack on a warship one year ago.
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South and North Korea agree to talk about volcanic activity on North Korea's Mount Paektu - as efforts to restart nuclear disarmament talks continue.
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Indian badminton player Saina Nehwal wins the Swiss Open Grand Prix Gold title with a victory over the Korean Ji Hyun Sung in Switzerland.
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South Korean unemployment rate rises to 4% in February, its highest level in a year, despite a spike in manufacturing jobs.
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North Korea agrees to accept the repatriation of 27 out of 31 of its citizens who drifted into South Korea last month, after four ask to stay.
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North Korea says it wants six-party disarmament talks to resume, unconditionally, and is willing to allow discussion of its nuclear enrichment plans.
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North Korea calls for a meeting with South Korea to try to resolve a row over 31 North Koreans whose boat crossed the maritime border in thick fog last month.
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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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