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Tag Archives: north korea
U.S. and Allies Fear North Korean Nuclear Capabilities
The discovery of a recently built nuclear plant at the Yongbyon complex has created more fear of North Korea’s nuclear capabilities. North Korea has apparently been successful in assembling a plant to enrich nuclear fuel utilizing centrifuge technology that have … Continue reading
Remittances, Abuse, and Leaving North Korea
Thailand’s Deadly Treatment of Migrants The BBC The BBC reports that, “Migrants and refugees who turn up on (Thailand’s) shores have testified that they are being sent back to sea in boats without engines, their hands tied, left to their … Continue reading