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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 08/23
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Change Agent
Tim Peters provides Helping Hands to North Korean defectors
Christian missionary Tim Peters sends aid to impoverished North Korea while working to help defectors come to the South.
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South Korea sends first aid to North Korea in nearly three years
South Korea sent 5,000 tons of aid to North Korea, a step away from recent confrontational rhetoric. But it's a tiny fraction of the 500,000 sent annually under the Sunshine Policy.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 08/23
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North Korea floods prompt rare media candor
North Korea's floods have received a flurry of media attention that appears aimed at burnishing the crisis-management skills of 'dear leader' Kim Jong-il – and bolstering his son's prestige as Kim's eventual successor.
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North Korea offers to pay off Czech debt -- with Korean ginseng
The Czech Republic suggested barter when North Korea said it would be hard put to repay a $10 million debt left from cold-war days. But it was thinking zinc ore, not Korean ginseng.
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Terrorism & Security
China blames North Korea for killing three of its citizens
Beijing today delivered an unusual criticism to North Korea over the killing of three Chinese citizens. North Korea is heavily dependent on ally China for financial and food aid.
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Stateless children: North Korean refugees in China
Thousands of children exist in legal limbo, missing out on school and other state services because their mothers fear deportation.
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A writer journeys into North Korea with Chinese tourists
He catches a glimpse of everyday life in the ‘hermit kingdom’ – sidewalk vendors, electric trollies, neighborhood shops – but also encounters the ever-watchful Pyongyang police.
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Two neighbors, worlds apart
A visitor on a river cruise between China and North Korea wonders how the North Koreans view the disparity in the two countries' quality of life.








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