Jon Herskovitz
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Kim Jong Un Wades Into North Korean Floods In Hands-On Propaganda Drive
North Korea’s propaganda apparatus is breaking new ground.
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Putin Gifts New Car To North Korea’s Luxury Limo-Loving Leader Kim
Putin gave Kim a Russian-made car for his personal use, North Korea’s official Korean Central News Agency reported Tuesday.
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Kim Jong Un’s Powerful Sister Offers Rare Olive Branch To Japan
Japan’s top government spokesman, Yoshimasa Hayashi, said Friday that Tokyo was taking note of the comments from Kim Yo Jong.
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North Korea Fires More Cruise Missiles, Adding To Its Barrage
North Korea fired multiple cruise missiles toward waters off its west coast, South Korea’s military said, adding to this week’s barrage of launches for weapons Pyongyang said are designed to enhance its nuclear-strike capabilities.
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North Korea Fires More Cruise Missiles, Adding To Its Barrage
North Korea fired multiple cruise missiles toward waters off its west coast, South Korea’s military said, adding to this week’s barrage of launches for weapons Pyongyang said are designed to enhance its nuclear-strike capabilities.
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U.S. Shoots Down Cruise Missile Fired From Houthi Area In Yemen
The missile was fired Sunday at about 4:45 p.m. local time at the and shot down in the vicinity of the coast.
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U.S. Shoots Down Cruise Missile Fired From Houthi Area In Yemen
The missile was fired Sunday at about 4:45 p.m. local time at the and shot down in the vicinity of the coast.
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South Korea’s Parliament Passes Bill To End Dog Meat Consumption
South Korea’s parliament passed a bill to do away with the consumption of dog meat through a rare unanimous vote on the legislation that President Yoon Suk Yeol has pledged to enact as law.
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South Korea’s Parliament Passes Bill To End Dog Meat Consumption
South Korea’s parliament passed a bill to do away with the consumption of dog meat through a rare unanimous vote on the legislation that President Yoon Suk Yeol has pledged to enact as law.
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Japan Makes Last-Ditch Effort To Find Earthquake Survivors
The government doubled the number of Self-Defense Force members to 2,000 to help in relief and rescue efforts.
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Japan Searches for Survivors After Earthquake Kills At Least 48
The death toll from a powerful earthquake that toppled buildings in the Noto Peninsula on Japan’s northwest coast rose to nearly 50 as rescue workers searched for survivors trapped under rubble.
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Japan Airlines Plane On Fire At Tokyo’s Haneda Airport
A Japan Airlines plane with several hundred passengers caught fire on landing at Haneda airport in Tokyo after it collided with another plane on Tuesday, national broadcaster NHK reported, adding it appeared all aboard had safely evacuated.
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Japan Airlines Plane On Fire At Tokyo’s Haneda Airport
A Japan Airlines plane with several hundred passengers caught fire on landing at Haneda airport in Tokyo after it collided with another plane on Tuesday, national broadcaster NHK reported, adding it appeared all aboard had safely evacuated.
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Netanyahu Says Peace Depends On Hamas’ End, Demilitarized Gaza
The comments come amid rising pressure on Israel to scale back the conflict in Gaza.
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North Korea Claims Spy Satellite Took Photos Of White House
North Korea claimed its first spy satellite, which was launched into orbit this month, has taken photos of the White House, Pentagon and nearby US naval stations.
