08 January 2004 - North Korea Special Weapons News |
- Weekly on North Korea ROK Ministry of Unification Serial No. 676 (January 02 to January 08, 2004)
- KCNA Assails U.S. "Logic of Strength" KCNA 08 Jan 2004 -- The joint New Year editorial of the Party, the army and the youth league of the DPRK called for exerting utmost efforts to strengthen the front of anti-imperialism and military affairs this year. The situation on the Korean peninsula has reached a grave phase due to the Bush administration's extremely hostile policy towards the DPRK.
- DPRK to Remain True to Idea of Independence, Peace and Friendship KCNA 08 Jan 2004 -- It is necessary for every country to foil the imperialists' moves for aggression and war, ensure lasting global peace and security and steadily improve friendly relations with other countries in order to build an independent and peaceful new world, says Rodong Sinmun Wednesday in a signed article.
- Slogan for Reunification Movement Supported KCNA 08 Jan 2004 -- from all walks of life in the DPRK are fully supporting the slogan for this year's reunification movement set forth by the joint New Year editorial.
- Implementation of DPRK-Japan Pyongyang Declaration Called for KCNA 08 Jan 2004 -- Consistent is the DPRK's political stand towards Japan. The relations between the DPRK and Japan will make substantial progress if they sincerely fulfil their commitments made in the DPRK-Japan Pyongyang Declaration. Minju Joson today says this in a signed commentary.
- Economic Achievements of Korean People in New Year KCNA 08 Jan 2004 -- The Korean people are registering big successes in the efforts to carry out tasks set forth in the joint New Year editorial. The workers of the Chollima Steel Complex are turning out large quantities of steel by raising the operation rate of converters from the outset of the year.
- Rodong Sinmun on Practical Ways for Peace and Reunification of Korea KCNA 08 Jan 2004 -- Rodong Sinmun in a signed article today calls on the north and the south to take practical actions to settle the Korean nation's confrontation with the U.S. in its struggle to defend peace on the Korean peninsula and achieve the country's reunification.
- N. Korea proposes talks on family reunion center Korea-net 08 Nov 2004 -- North Korea offered a counterproposal to South Korea for working-level talks on building a permanent reunion center on the North's east coast for families separated by the Korean War more than a half-century ago, South Korean officials said Tuesday (Jan. 6).
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