 | AFP - NEW YORK - The former US pointman on North Korea voiced doubt that the communist regime would give significant power to young new leader Kim Jong-Un, lowering chances for a resumption of diplomacy. |
 | Yonhap News - 24 (Yonhap) -- North Korea will soon provide about 400 moreNorth Korean laborers to South Korean companies operating in the joint industrial complex South Korea runs in the North'sborder town, sources said Tuesday. It is the first time since the ... |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - Among the many tantalising questions surrounding Burma's flirtation with democracy is this: might Kim Jong-un be enticed to try something similar in North Korea? Taking stock of events in the Burmese capital, Naypyidaw, the new leader of the world's ... |
 | BBC News - By Lucy Williamson BBC News, Seoul North Korea's new leader, Kim Jong-un, has been in place for the month since the death of his father was announced. |
 | Wesleyan Connection (blog) - Rutland writes: “Much of the commentary about North Koreaafter the death of Kim Jong Il has sidestepped the question of reunification. |
 | New Zimbabwe.com - Again American animosity towards North Korea has nothing to do with her nuclear arsenal. On the contrary, North Korea'snuclear arsenal is a direct consequence of years of American animosity. This 70 year old aggression is about putting an end to North ... |
 | The Australian - An examination of UN and Chinese trade data reveals that exports to North Korea of products including cars, tobacco, laptops, cellphones and domestic electrical appliances all increased significantly over the past five years. |
 | Pueblo Chieftain - It was 44 years ago today that the USS Pueblo was sailing off the coast of North Korea when it was surrounded by NorthKorean patrol boats, fired on, and captured - its 82 surviving crew members beginning what became 11 months of torture and ... |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - North Korea's ambassador to Germany has become embroiled in a diplomatic incident in Berlin after being caught fishing in a local river without a licence. |
 | New York Times - SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea indicated on Wednesday that it was open to further negotiations with the United States, which it said demanded a halt of its uranium-enrichment program in return for food aid before the death of Kim Jong-il last month. |
 | BBC Sport - The wheels of change turn slowly in Scottish football: it would be easier to start a revolution in North Korea. Traditionally, we love tradition. |
 | Herald Sun - Wailing North Koreans have farewelled Kim Jong-Il as his young son walked beside his father's coffin. This grab taken from North Korean TV on December 28, 2011 shows North Korea's Kim Jong-Un (centre left) walking besides the convoy carrying the body ... |
 | Newsday - Click here North Korea credits new leader with nuke testing Originally published: January 20, 2012 4:53 AM Updated: January 20, 2012 9:39 AM By The Associated Press (AP) --North Korea on Friday credited new leader Kim Jong Un with spearheading past ... |
 | National Post (blog) - North Korea and Pakistan both endured sanctions and international opprobrium en route to getting the bomb - and Iran ultimately may do the same. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - North Korea poses the world's greatest risks among nations with nuclear material, according to a new index, while Australia has the tightest security controls. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - SEOUL: North Korea warned the world not to expect change from the regime under its new leader, Kim Jong-un, and threatened a ''roar of revenge'' against the South Korean President, Lee Myung Bak, as Mr Kim was appointed head of the army. |