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| Jun. 26 |
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US to ease North Korea sanctions  Washington: The US has agreed to scrap some of its sanctions, after the isolated state handed over long-awaited details of its nuclear program | |
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| Apr.11 |
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Japan extends sanctions on N. Korea Japan extended for 6 months the economic sanctions imposed on North Korea for conducting its first test of a nuclear weapon in 2006
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| Oct.8 |
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Japan extends N Korea sanctions Japan has extended economic sanctions, citing a lack of progress in a row over Japanese nationals abducted by Pyongyang
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| Jan.26 |
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 Cognac and iPod ban for N Korea Washington: The US has banned exports of iPods, fine wines and fast cars as part of the punishment for the nuclear bomb test last year
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Outspoken journalist shot dead
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| Oct.19 |
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N. Korean ship may test sanctions| North Korea: The U.S. suspects the merchant ship that recently left port may be carrying equipment banned equipment | |
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| Oct.16 |
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North Korea condemns UN sanctions| The state media: the sanctions imposed after nuclear bomb test are a declaration of war | |
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| Oct.14 |
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 Japan, South Korea hail sanctions vote 2 Asian states have welcomed the sanctions imposed by the U.N. Security Council on the North
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U.N. slaps sanctions on North Korea  UN: The Council voted unanimously to slap trade, travel and other sanctions
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| Oct.11 |
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Japan announces N Korea sanctions Tough new sanctions will include banning all N. Korean imports and stopping its ships entering Japanese waters
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| Oct.9 |
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U.S. calls for sanctions against N. Korea Washington: The United States circulated a draft resolution to U.N. Security Council calling for stiff weapons sanctions
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War critic writer murdered
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| Jul.15 |
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Sec. Council votes for N. Korea sanctions  UN Security Council: The Security Council demanded that N. Korea suspend its ballistic missile program | | |
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| Jul.7 |
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Japan seeks North Korea sanctions  UN Security Council: A strongly worded draft resolution to the Sec. Council is calling for sanctions against N.
Korea over its missile tests
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| Jun.17 |
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 British call for N. Korea blockade North Korea: North Korea's state-run media said for the first time a nuclear program was in place
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| Feb.25 |
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 No N. Korea sanctions: Powell South Korea: The U.S. are hoping instead to increase diplomatic and political pressure on Pyongyang to rid it of its nuclear ambitions
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| Jan.6 |
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Sanctions 'would mean war' North Korea: North Korea has said that economic sanctions by the U.S. would represent a declaration of war
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Chirac gunman 'is neo-Nazi'
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| Jun.18 |
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North Korea demands compensation Bush ordered to open talks to focus on that nation's missile program and its deployment of troops
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