Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
14 February North Korea Special Weapons News
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- National seminar on Kim Jong Il's great revolutionary exploits held KCNA 14 Feb 2003 -- A national seminar on Kim Jong Il's great immortal revolutionary feats took place at the People's Palace of Culture on Feb. 12. Present there were Kye Ung Thae, Secretary of the C.C., the Workers' Party of Korea, Kwak Pom Gi, Vice-Premier of the Cabinet, Kang Nung Su, Minister of Culture, and Choe Chil Nam, editor-in-chief of Rodong Sinmun, Thae Hyong Chol, president of the Academy of Social Sciences, and other officials concerned.
- U.S. policy toward nuclear issue of Korean Peninsula under fire KCNA 14 Feb 2003 -- spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry clarified the Iranian Government's official stand toward the DPRK Government's statement at the weekly news briefing on Feb. 9.
- Foreigners visit 7th Kimjongilia Show KCNA 14 Feb 2003 -- Diplomatic envoys and representatives of international organizations here visited the 7th Kimjongilia Show on Feb. 12 on the occasion of the birthday of Kim Jong Il. The guests looked round Kimjongilias, struck with admiration at their beauty.
- Adherence to idea of independent national reunification called for KCNA 14 Feb 2003 -- The idea of independent reunification represents national independence and genuine patriotism as it calls upon the Korean nation to solve the issue of country's reunification by the efforts of the nation itself in a responsible manner to meet the nation's requirements for independence and its interests, says Rodong Sinmun today in a signed article.
- Iron will of brilliant commander KCNA 14 Feb 2003 -- General Secretary Kim Jong Il's will is growing stronger with the situation getting acute on the Korean Peninsula. After starting this year's inspection tour with a visit to the air force unit 860 of the Korean People's Army on January 17, he has continued inspecting units of three services to inspire servicemen to reliably defend the country.
- Deep love for people KCNA 14 Feb 2003 -- On January 23, Kim Jong Il, who was in an inspection tour of a frontline area, was told that a young man was drifting on an iceberg on the West Sea of Korea. He immediately sent a plane to save him. Such a story is not uncommon in Korea.
- Koreans pledge to remain faithful to Kim Jong Il KCNA 14 Feb 2003 -- Korean people including servicemen, youth and schoolchildren have visited historic sites associated with the revolutionary activities of Kim Jong Il with the approach of his birthday, February 16. From the beginning of the year, more than 30,000 people have visited his old home in the secret camp of Mt. Paektu.
- North Korea Submits Application to Join Berne Convention Korea-net 14 Feb 2003 -- The Ministry of Culture and Tourism reported on Thursday (Feb. 13) that North Korea submitted the application to the World Intellectual Property Organization on January 28 to join the Berne Convention.
- KOREAS WRAP VOA 14 Feb 2003 -- The heavily-fortified border between North and South Korea was opened to ordinary tourists Friday for the first time in half a century. It was one small positive sign amid continuing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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