We have started to collect the most important news related to North Korea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The crew of a North Korean cargo ship, with US Navy help, fights off pirates after an attack off Somalia.
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Former S Korean President Kim Dae-jung rejects an official report into his abduction more than 30 years ago.
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North Korea grounds a fleet of Soviet-era military planes because of the high oil price, South Korea's Yonhap says.
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South Korea's intelligence agency says it was behind the 1973 kidnapping of future President Kim Dae-jung.
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North Korea could face famine after floods destroy crops, worsening food shortages, a study says.
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A team of nuclear experts arrives in North Korea to oversee the dismantling of reactors and other facilities.
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Japan extends sanctions against North Korea, citing a lack of progress on the abduction issue.
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The leaders of North and South Korea sign a declaration calling for a landmark permanent peace deal.
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North Korea agrees to disable its main nuclear facilities by the end of the year, in a deal reached at six-nation talks.
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South Korea's President Roh Moo-hyun says he is pleased with the progress of historic talks with the North.
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The US approves a plan to disable North Korea's main nuclear facilities by the end of the year.
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North and South Korean leaders meet in Pyongyang for a summit, only the second since the Korean war.
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A proposal aimed at helping to end North Korea's nuclear programme is praised by the US.
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The US grants $25m in fuel aid to North Korea, as part of a deal to dismantle the country's nuclear programme.
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Envoys at North Korea talks in Beijing discuss a "roadmap" for disabling its nuclear facilities, a US official says.
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A new round of six-party talks aimed at ending North Korea's nuclear programme gets under way in Beijing.
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North Korea denies allegations it may be helping Syria develop a nuclear weapons facility.
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A US team of experts have arrived in North Korea to discuss ways to disable the country's nuclear programme.
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Japanese and North Korean negotiators meet in Mongolia for talks aimed at resolving bilateral disputes.
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A top US official says delisting North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism depends on its moves to disarm.
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North Korea agrees to declare and disable its nuclear facilities by the end of 2007, a top US official says.
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South Korean carmaker Hyundai is set to face its third strike this year after unions back action over a pay row.
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Envoys from the US and North Korea express optimism after a day of talks in Geneva on normalising relations.
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Senior envoys from the US and North Korean are set to meet in Geneva, to discuss normalising relations.
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The final seven South Korean hostages held by the Taleban in Afghanistan are released, ending a six-week ordeal.
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Taleban rebels in Afghanistan free 12 of the 19 South Korean hostages they have been holding since July.
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South Korean officials and Taleban militants are to hold talks on the release of 19 hostages, officials say.
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Japan is considering aid for North Korea, its first since 2004 when it halted shipments over the abduction issue.
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North Korean floods have left 600 people dead or missing and thousands more homeless, state media says.
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South Korea promises almost $40m more aid to North Korea to help it recover from devastating floods.
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North Korea asks for a much anticipated summit with the South to be postponed because of severe flooding.
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South Korea says it is sending $7.5m worth of emergency aid to North Korea following devastating floods.
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Two South Korean hostages held for almost a month by Taleban insurgents in Afghanistan arrive home.
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At least 220 people have been killed and 82 are still missing after severe floods in North Korea, the Red Cross says.
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Severe flooding in N Korea has ruined more than one-tenth of farmland and left 300,000 people homeless, officials say.
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Flooding in North Korea leaves hundreds dead and wreaks more damage than last year's heavy rain, officials say.
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The Taleban free two South Korean hostages abducted last month in Afghanistan, officials confirm.
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Hopes that Taleban might free two South Korean hostages are dampened after reports of releases are denied.
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Afghan Taleban rebels say they are hopeful a deal can be agreed over the 21 Korean hostages they are holding.
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South Korean officials and the Taleban start direct talks on the fate of 21 hostages, Afghan officials say.
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A summit with North Korea will aid international efforts to end the country's nuclear programme, Seoul says.
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North and South Korean leaders are to hold their second-ever summit in late August, officials announce.
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Working-level officials from six nations meet to discuss how to get promised energy aid to North Korea.
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The US and Afghan presidents say they will put an end to the Taleban, ruling out talks on South Korean hostages.
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Afghan leader Hamid Karzai and US President Bush discuss how to tackle the continuing Taleban insurgency.
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North Korea denounces planned joint military exercises between South Korea and the US as a "provocation".
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The Taleban agree to face-to-face talks with South Korea to discuss the fate of 21 Korean hostages.
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Fighting erupts in the area where South Korean hostages are held, suggesting a mission has begun to free them.
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Relatives of the South Korean hostages in Afghanistan make an emotional appeal to the US for help.
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UN inspectors leave Pyongyang saying North Korea has fully co-operated with the shutdown of its nuclear reactor.
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A second South Korean hostage has been killed by the Taleban in central Afghanistan, Seoul confirms.
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Footage of a group of South Koreans held hostage by the Taleban in Afghanistan is broadcast.
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Taleban militants in Afghanistan say they have killed a South Korean from a group of 22 held hostage.
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Afghan President Karzai tells South Korea he is doing all he can to free 22 Korean hostages.
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Afghan tribal leaders negotiate with the Taleban in an attempt to secure the release of 22 South Koreans.
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A Seoul envoy heads for Afghanistan to boost efforts to free 22 South Koreans held by Taleban militants.
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