Kaesong
(1993 pop. 335,000). Kaesong is located in southern North Korea (People's Democratic Republic of Korea), 160 kilometers (100 miles) southeast of the capital city of P'yongyang an...
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Seoul (dpa) - North Korea on Wednesday opened its second location
to regular visits by South Korean tourists, allowing 10 buses to
travel for a day trip to the border city o...
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South Korean Unification Minister Lee Jae Joung said Wednesday
he is positive about various visits to North Korea by South Korean
politicians, according to Yonhap News Agency.
''I am think...
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A cargo rail service between North and South Korea will be expanded to take passengers starting next year, but only South Koreans will be allowed to cross the border by train, the Unification Minis...
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SEOUL, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The two Koreas discussed on
Tuesday whether to cut back the first freight train service
over their heavily armed border for more than 50 years because
there is so little ...
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A historic test run of trains between the divided Koreas has raised hopes of making impoverished North Korea a land transport link between South Korea and markets in China, Russia and Western Europ...
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North Korea told South Korea on Monday to postpone preparatory
talks set for the North's border city Kaesong on Tuesday about
discussions between their prime ministers to Thursday or Friday, ...
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North and South Korea agreed Thursday to expand economic cooperation that has flourished this decade in tandem with greatly reduced political tensions on the divided peninsula.The two countries sai...
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South and North Korea said Friday they have agreed to launch a
regular a cross-border cargo railway service starting Dec. 11 to
further develop a joint industrial co...
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Seoul (dpa) - South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun extolled the
virtues of economic cooperation with Stalinist North Korea on Friday
as both countries announced a plan to res...
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Kaesong
North Korea opens second tourist site to South Koreans
