S. Korean Trade Minister Defends Deal with U.S.
South Korea Reworks Accord with U.S. to Address Big Trade Surplus in Automobiles
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South Korea Reworks Accord with U.S. to Address Big Trade Surplus in Automobiles
Castro's Attendance is Heavily Symbolic at a Time When His Gov't Holds a Jewish-American Subcontractor on Suspicion of Spying
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The WikiLeaks Founder Said President Obama Should Resign if He Refuses to Disclose Whether He Knew About the State Department Directive to Spy on UN Officials
Documents Show U.S. Efforts to Improve Relationship Between Governments and Curb Financing of Terrorism Are Making Little Headway
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S.Korea's Defense Minister Tells Confirmation Hearing That Jets Would Bomb North if It Stages Another Attack
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Leaked Cables Say Communist Official Oversaw Cyber Attacks After Googling His Own Name, Finding Critical Articles
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Dagestan Airlines Tu-154 Attempted Emergency Landing After Two Engines Failed at 30,000 Feet