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South Korea and US conclude naval maneuvers
Tehran Times - Jul 28, 2010
The four-day drill, code-named Invincible Spirit, was a warning to North Korea in the wake of the sinking of a South Korean navy corvette in March, ... North Korea minister visits Burma amid nuclear fears
BBC News - Jul 29, 2010
North Korea's foreign minister has arrived in Burma for talks with top leaders, reports from the region say. It is thought to be the first visit by Pak ... N.Korea to hold more talks with US
Sydney Morning Herald - Jul 29, 2010
North Korea and the US-led United Nations Command will hold more talks on Friday about the sinking of a South Korean warship, two days after the end of a ...

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North Korea, 2nd

by: Robert Willoughby
Robert Willoughby's travel guide to North Korea is fascinating on two counts. In the first instance, on the travel front itself, the author has covered several far-flung corners of the country, going beyond the more accessible capital city of P'yongyang, the Diamond Mountain resort, and the tourist-oriented luxuries of Mount Myohang. Although it is not always clear how Willoughby--or those others who contributed to his book--won permission to visit these remote locations, the guide book is explicit in pointing out that few if any foreigners are free to roam the country at will.
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Axis of Evil World Tour: An American’s Travels in Iran, Iraq, and North Korea

by: Scott Fisher
Part PJ O'Rourke and part Paul Theroux, self-described writer, business owner, and professor Scott Fisher embarks upon what may be considered by many a fool's errand; travel to each of the so-called "Axis-of-Evil" countries: North Korea, Iraq, and Iran.

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The book begins with the author traveling deep into the heart of the Never Never Land of Kim Jong Il's North Korea. There he encounters fully brainwashed and sycophantic followers of the "Dear Leader." The government-run tour is the only way that foreigners may travel there and he describes the surreal experience with amusing insight and an alarming penchant for annoying the aforementioned sycophantic followers.
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North Korea In The 21st Century: An Interpretative Guide

by: James E. Hoare, Susan Pares
North Korea is not easily accessible, but boasts some of the most beautiful scenery in the Korean Peninsula, and arguably in East Asia. Travel to and in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is tightly controlled, while political, economic, social and cultural life is played out in terms of a not readily understood philosophy, known as juche. The country maintains a watchful and often defiant relationship with the rest of the world and insists on following its own standards and norms at all times.
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