Monday, August 30, 2010

China Confirms That North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Il Was In The Country

North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, left. shakes hands with China's President Hu Jintao on August 27, 2010. Reuters

China, North Korea Tout Friendship Amid Kim Visit -- Wall Street Journal

SEOUL—North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il met Chinese President Hu Jintao during his five-day visit to northeast China, the Chinese government confirmed Monday night as Mr. Kim left the country, in a surprise get-together that underscored their solidarity as they cope with pressure from the U.S. and other countries to act more responsibly.

The announcement was the climax of what appeared to be a coordinated public-relations push by China on Monday, beginning with stories in several media outlets praising the China-North Korea relationship while also saying Beijing shouldn't be held responsible for Pyongyang's provocative actions.

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More News On North Korea

North Korean leader leaves China after visit
-- CNN
Chinese state TV confirms visit by NKorea's Kim -- AP
Kim heads home after hush-hush China trip -- Joong Ang Daily
North Korea Confirms Kim's Visit to China, Hopes for Nuclear Arms Talks -- Bloomberg
Kim says to further develop DPRK-China friendship -- Xinhuanet
North Korea 'hopes for early nuclear talks restart' -- BBC
North Korea's Kim Wants Nuclear Talks Restarted -- New York Times/Reuters
Closer N. Korea-China relations undercut effect of US sanctions -- Korea Times
orth Korea's Kim Not Seen Heading For Retirement Yet -- New York Times/Reuters
Rare Party Conference in N. Korea Raises Succession Questions -- Voice of America
Jang Song-thaek to get North’s No. 2 post: source -- Joong Ang Daily

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