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North Korea Foreign Ministers’ Meeting “Dialogue more than sanctions”
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North Korea Foreign Ministers’ Meeting “Dialogue more than sanctions”
Korean Olympic Unity Gives US War Plans a ‘Bloody Nose’
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Korean Olympic Unity Gives US War Plans a ‘Bloody Nose’

North and South Korea will march together at the upcoming Winter Olympics, raising hopes of de-escalation. This, amid talk of a new U.S. strategy dubbed "Bloody Nose" and a U.S.-led summit promoting other aggressive steps. Christine Ahn, who organized a counter-summit of women peace activists, explains
In North Korea talks, Tillerson needs women at the negotiating table
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In North Korea talks, Tillerson needs women at the negotiating table
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Women’s Peace Groups in Vancouver Press for Korea Negotiations

A US-proposed naval blockade “is not diplomacy,” they implore UN member states.
These women experts are ready and waiting. Where is their invitation?
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These women experts are ready and waiting. Where is their invitation?

In less than 24 hours, Canada will co-host a high-profile summit featuring foreign ministers from countries that participated in the Korean War.
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US Standoff with North Korea: Why Talk Is the Only Realistic Option

A “military option” cannot solve the current dangerous standoff with North Korea.
Flashpoints: Trumps Hugs Former Comfort Woman in S. Korea
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Flashpoints: Trumps Hugs Former Comfort Woman in S. Korea
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Trump’s Visit Shows the U.S. Calls the Shots in South Korea. But Its People Intend To Resist.

It is up to the peace movement to rein in Trump on North Korea.
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As Trump Visits Asia, Civil Society in the U.S., S Korea, and Japan Oppose War in Korea
Web Exclusive: Christine Ahn on US Tensions with North Korea: More South Koreans Fear Donald Trump Than Kim Jong-un
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Web Exclusive: Christine Ahn on US Tensions with North Korea: More South Koreans Fear Donald Trump Than Kim Jong-un

We continue our look at North Korea, where tensions continue to mount with the United States, and President Trump is slated to leave later this week for a 12-day visit to Asia.