05 October 2004 - North Korea Special Weapons News |
- Lawmaker Urges House Support for North Korean Human Rights Act Washington File 05 Oct 2004 -- Rep. James A. Leach, chairman of the House International Relations Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific, urged the full House of Representatives to pass legislation that would help promote human rights in North Korea.
- N Korea FM doubts expediency of continued talks on nuke problem IRNA 05 Oct 2004 -- North Korean Foreign Ministry questioned the expediency of continued six-sided settlement of the situation around the Pyongyang nuclear problem involving both Koreas, the United States, Russia, China and Japan.
- NORTH KOREA / TALKS VOA 05 Oct 2004 -- Pyongyang has lashed out at new U.S. legislation aimed at protecting human rights in North Korea, saying it makes talks on ending the North's nuclear ambitions meaningless. This comes as South Korea's president says he is optimistic the dispute over the North's nuclear weapons programs can be resolved peacefully.
- U.S. "North Korean Human Rights Act" Flailed KCNA 05 Oct 2004 -- A spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry gave the following answer to the question put by KCNA today as regards the recent passage of the "North Korean Human Rights Act" through the U.S. Senate
- U.S. Threat of Preemptive Attack on DPRK Assailed KCNA 05 Oct 2004 -- U.S. President Bush, speaking recently at the 59th session of the UN General Assembly, vociferated about the validity of the U.S. aggression on Iraq, contending that it helped liberate the Iraqi people from a dictator.
- Foundation Day of Korea Celebrated KCNA 05 Oct 2004 -- A function was held in front of King Tangun's Mausoleum Sunday to commemorate the Foundation Day of Korea.
- S. Korean Authorities' Dangerous Arms Buildup Assailed KCNA 05 Oct 2004 -- The south Korean authorities at a recent State Council meeting decided to increase the national defense budget for the next year 9.9 percent over this year.
- All Koreans Called upon to Put End to History of U.S. Military Presence in S. Korea KCNA 05 Oct 2004 -- The history of the presence of the U.S. imperialist aggression troops in south Korea is a history of disasters as it has checked the socio-political development in south Korea and brought all sorts of misfortune and sufferings to the Koreans and a crime-woven history as it has stood in the way of the uniform development of the Korean nation and seriously threatened peace and stability on the Korean peninsula.
- External Economic Legal Advice Office in DPRK KCNA 05 Oct 2004 -- The External Economic Legal Advice Office under the Central Committee of the Korean Bar Association gives legal service to foreign corporate bodies and Korean institutions, enterprises and trade officials as regards external economic activities.
- Songun Leadership Praised KCNA 05 Oct 2004 -- The Workers' Party of Korea founded and led by President Kim Il Sung has its best days in building a revolutionary party under the Songun leadership of Kim Jong Il.
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