25 October 2004 - North Korea Special Weapons News |
- Security Pact With Its Neighbors Would Benefit North Korea Washington File 25 Oct 2004 -- It would be in North Korea's best interest to have a security agreement with all its neighbors in the region, says Secretary of State Colin Powell.
- POWELL ASIA VOA 25 Oct 2004 -- U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell has called on China to press North Korea to return to discussions on the North's nuclear program.
- U.S. Denounced for Increasing Danger of War KCNA 25 Oct 2004 -- U.S. marines stationed in Okinawa, Japan, are staging a war exercise near the Military Demarcation Line. And the U.S. is going to deploy new type ultra-modern weapons in south Korea.
- Rodong Sinmun on Source of Unbreakable Unity KCNA 25 Oct 2004 -- All the servicepersons and people are attracted by the distinguished and seasoned leadership of the headquarters of the revolution and struggling with the pride and self-confidence that they are engaged in the revolution, guided by the great idea.
- DPRK-China Friendship Unbreakable KCNA 25 Oct 2004 -- The noble spirit displayed by the valiant Chinese People's Volunteers and the exploits performed by them in the great Fatherland Liberation War of the Korean people will shine in the annals of the DPRK-China friendship generation after generation, says Minju Joson Sunday in a signed article dedicated to the day of the CPV entry into the Korean front (Oct. 25, 1950).
- U.S. Switchover in Its Confrontational Policy Urged KCNA 25 Oct 2004 -- The United States had better stop playing trite tricks to shift the blame for keeping the DPRK-U.S. nuclear standoff unresolved and making it impossible to resume the six-party talks on to other and make a trustworthy option to change its confrontational hostile policy towards the DPRK.
- Unilateralism, High-handedness Should Not Be Allowed KCNA 25 Oct 2004 -- October 24 is the Day of the United Nations. The UN's mission is to promote the development of friendly relations and economic and cultural cooperation among nations on the principle of the maintenance of peace and security of the world and respect for equal rights and the right to self-determination.
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