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Pompeo says North Korea deal 'may take some time'
Reaching a denuclearization deal with North Korea "may take some time," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday, reiterating that sanctions would continue to be enforced in the meantime, even as Russia's envoy to Pyongyang proposed discussions on easing them. Speaking at a cabinet meeting chaired by U.S. President Donald Trump, Pompeo, who held inconclusive talks in North Korea earlier this month, said progress had been made on some issues.
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Abolishment of autonomous high schools up in the air
'Master of romantic comedy'
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Editorial
Long way to go
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Columnists
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DSC head's regular presidential briefings to be halted
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Two Koreas fully restore western military communication line
North Korea to grant general amnesty in August
Credit card firms, insurers hit by minimum wage hike
Government lowers down growth target to 2.9 pct.
Half of young workers earn less than W1.5 mil. as first salary
Shares of convenience stores hit by minimum wage hike
Staff chopped: Fast-food franchises resort to machine orders
Mirae Asset's 'consumer funds' boast high returns
Gov't pressures convenience store chains over minimum wage
Unity partners PUBG on server hosting
LG prepares for a transformation under new COO
SKT releases new fee systems offering more data
KT opens 1st AI hotel in central Seoul
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National Assembly's role
Putin and the blimp
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Shift to 'ashtray diplomacy'
Hotel booking websites advertise cheating price
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[INTERVIEW] Spreading peace through taekwondo
Korean teens outgrow Japanese
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