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Kim’s Sister Rejects Denuclearization, Signals Relentless Nuclear Expansion Ahead of Xi Visit

Seoul- North Korea’s senior official Kim Yo Jong on Sunday dismissed renewed U.S. calls for the country’s denuclearization as an

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Hegseth Visits South Korea for Talks on U.S. Troops, Tour of DMZ Border

Seoul – U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived in South Korea on Monday to begin a key diplomatic and defense