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CHINA AND KOREA: Today’s Headlines
North Korea Wants $75 Trillion from US for 6 Decades of Hostility
Floods Kill 200 in China, Dozens Missing
China Will Overtake US in Manufacturing by 2013
North Korea Lifts Restrictrions on Private Markets
China’s US Debt Holdings Rise to $900 Billion
China Opposes Deployment of US Aircraft Carriers in Asia
North Korea Threatens to Turn South Korea Into “Sea of Flame”
Chinese Military Official: US Is to Blame for Everything Wrong
North Korean Border Guard Shoots, Kills 3 Chinese
US to Join South Korea in Military Exercises
China’s Supercomputer Challenging US Dominance
China Says No to Visit by Defense Secretary Gates
Under Pressure, China Apologizes to South Korea
South Korea Loses Track of North Korea Submarines
China Becoming More Aggressive in Asia
North Korea Accuses South of Trespassing, Threatens War
North Korea Severs Communications From South Korea
US Plans Naval Exercises With South Korea
South Korea Cuts Off Economic Trade With North Korea
China Rejects US Efforts to Rein In North Korea
South Korea Blames North Korea for Sinking Ship
China Influencing US Schools Through “Confucius Institutes”
State Dept. Official Smears AZ Immigration Law to Red Chinese
South Korea Fires Warning Shots at North Korean Ships
How Does China Treat Immigrants?
Israel Says North Korea Shipping WMDs to Syria
Dictator Kim Jong Il Visits China
China Kills Prisoners, Sells Their Organs on World Market
Mattel Buys Toxic Toys From China, Gets Waiver on Testing
China Developing, Transforming Africa
China Threatens Japan: Don’t Mess With Our Military Exercises
Dictator Chavez Hails China’s $20 Billion for Venezuela
China Producing Missiles to Target US Aircraft Carriers
Here’s a very informative Link For You
I usually just add these links to my page, but feel this one deserves some special attention today. I’ve found numerous useful and reliable articles and documents here and hope you will feel the same when you take a look.
Of course, it’ll be added to my links section.
Direct Threat Of Nuke Attack From N. Korea
A more direct threat than those of the past. Gee, I wonder how the usurper in our White House will respond.
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N. Korea Threatens ‘Powerful’ Attack Over U.S. Drills
Thursday, February 25, 2010
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea threatened a “powerful” attack if the U.S. and South Korea proceed with joint military drills next month, warning Thursday that it could even resort to nuclear means.
The threat, routinely issued before South Korea and the U.S. embark on regularly scheduled military exercises, was made just hours after President Barack Obama’s special envoy to North Korea
arrived in Seoul to discuss the North.
Communist North Korea, believed to have enough weaponized plutonium to make at least a half-dozen atomic bombs, quit six-nation disarmament-for-aid negotiations last year. It also conducted a nuclear test, earning stricter U.N. sanctions.
China, the U.S. and other nations involved in the disarmament talks have been trying to draw North Korea back to the negotiating table.
U.S. envoy Stephen Bosworth met Thursday with South Korea’s Wi Sung-lac after a stop in Beijing for talks with Chinese nuclear envoy Wu Dawei the previous day. During his Beijing visit, Bosworth called for the quick resumption of the nuclear negotiations with North Korea. He heads to Tokyo on Friday.
The North has demanded a lifting of the sanctions and peace talks with the U.S. on formally ending the 1950-53 Korean War before it returns to the negotiations.
“We believe the six-party talks are presented with a good opportunity to work out of the dilemma,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang told reporters, without elaborating.
South Korea and the U.S., which maintains 28,500 troops in South Korea, plan to conduct annual military exercises starting March 8.
The North sees the exercises as preparation for an invasion, but the U.S. and South Korea say the maneuvers are purely defensive.
“If the U.S. imperialists and South Korean warmongers launch the joint military exercises … we will react to them with our powerful military counteraction, and if necessary, mercilessly destroy the bulwark of aggression by mobilizing all the offensive and defensive means including nuclear deterrent,” a Korean People’s Army spokesman said in a statement carried by the North’s official Korean Central News Agency.
South Korea’s Defense Ministry said it had no immediate comment on North Korea’s threat.
The two Koreas technically remain in a state of war because their three-year conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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