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30 June North Korea Special Weapons News

  • U-S/NORTH KOREA VOA 30 Jun 2003 -- The Bush administration has given a cool response to a proposal by a Republican member of Congress for a deal to end North Korea's nuclear program that would involve large-scale economic aid to Pyongyang. Pennsylvania Congressman Kurt Weldon led a six-member House delegation to North Korea in late May.
  • KOREA / NUCLEAR VOA 30 Jun 2003 -- The future of an international project to build two safe nuclear energy reactors in North Korea looks increasingly uncertain amid a stand-off over that Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program. Charles Kartman, the head of KEDO, the U-S led group sponsoring the project, met with South Korean officials Monday to discuss whether to proceed.
  • International Nuclear Reactor Project for North Korea Looking Increasingly Uncertain VOA News 30 Jun 2003 -- The future of an international project to build two safe nuclear energy reactors in North Korea looks increasingly uncertain amid a stand-off over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program. Charles Kartman, the head of KEDO, the U.S. led group sponsoring the project, met with South Korean officials Monday to discuss whether to proceed. Charles Kartman, executive director of the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization or KEDO, met with South Korean Foreign Minister Yoon Young-kwan in Seoul Monday. The two men discussed the fate of a five-billion dollar project to build two light-water nuclear reactors in North Korea. Details of their meeting were not disclosed.
  • Separated Families Reunite at Mt. Geumgang Korea-net 30 Jun 2003 -- A group of South Koreans met their North Korean relatives here in a mountain resort on Friday (June 27), bridging more than half a century of separation.
  • Constituencies and sub-constituencies start work KCNA 30 Jun 2003 -- Constituencies and sub-constituencies were organized for the election of deputies to the 11th Supreme People's Assembly of the DPRK and deputies to provincial (municipal), city (district) and county people's assemblies and have started their work.
  • Mass meetings in cities and counties KCNA 30 Jun 2003 -- Mass meetings have taken place to mark the "June 25, Day of Struggle Against U.S. Imperialists."
  • Rodong Sinmun on U.S. policy of pressure KCNA 30 Jun 2003 -- A declaration taking issue with the DPRK was adopted at the G-8 summit meeting in France some time ago and the U.S. is working hard to bring the Korean issue before the UN to adopt a "president's statement" and openly announcing that it will intensify "pressure through the UN."
  • KCNA denounces U.S. mean lobbying KCNA 30 Jun 2003 -- The United States is scheming to refer the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula to the UNSC after instigating several countries to adopt a "statement of the president" of the ASEAN regional forum accusing the DPRK.
  • Japan's "laws on emergency" under fire KCNA 30 Jun 2003 -- The "laws on emergency" adopted by Japan recently are a modern version of the "law on national general mobilization" which the Japanese imperialists used for their war of continental aggression in the past and they are, in essence, war laws.
  • U.S. moves to refer Korean issue to UNSC under fire KCNA 30 Jun 2003 -- Recently the United States instigated several countries to adopt a "statement of the president" of the ASEAN regional forum pulling up the DPRK and officially clarified its stand to refer the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula to the UNSC in a bid to get its presidential statement adopted, a statement which calls for pressurizing the DPRK to scrap its nuclear weapons program. in this regard Minju Joson today says in a signed commentary
  • DPRK FM sends letter to president of UNSC KCNA 30 Jun 2003 -- Foreign Minister Paek Nam Sun sent a letter dated June 26 to Sergey V. Lavrov, president of the United Nations Security Council.
  • 7th reunion of separated families and relatives KCNA 30 Jun 2003 -- The 7th reunion of separated families and relatives from the north and south began at Mt. Kumgang resort.




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