Coverage dated October 23, 2021

US urges NKorea to stop missile tests and return to talks

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A senior U.S. diplomat has urged North Korea to refrain from additional missile tests and resume nuclear diplomacy, days after the North fired off its first underwater-launched ballistic missile in

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    A senior U.S. diplomat has urged North Korea to refrain from additional missile tests and resume nuclear diplomacy, days after the North fired off its first underwater-launched ballistic missile in

  2. WTHR Indianapolis

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    North Korea has said a return to talks is conditional on the U.S. dropping what it calls hostile policy, an apparent reference to sanctions and military drills.

  3. The Hill

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    The senior U.S. envoy to North Korea, Sung Kim, called on the isolated country to cease missile tests and to return to nuclear negotiations.

  4. Politico

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    “We call on the DPRK to cease these provocations and other destabilizing activities, and instead, engage in dialogue,” Sung Kim said.

  5. Deutsche Welle

    US envoy urges North Korea to stop tests, engage in talks | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    A US envoy said North Korea's recent weapon tests were "concerning and counterproductive." Last week, the isolated nation carried out tests of a new type of ballistic missile launched from submarines.

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