Why is North Korea fortifying its border with South Korea?
The Guardian UK's headline. Reported by The Guardian UK, The Sydney Morning Herald.
What The Guardian UK reported
A row over a landmine blast and a threat to resume loudspeaker broadcasts has highlighted Kim Jong-un’s military ambitions Last week North Korea hit the headlines with a vow to fire up its loudspeaker systems to blare propaganda into the South, but the latest dispute comes against a backdrop of mili
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Why is North Korea fortifying its border with South Korea?. A row over a landmine blast and a threat to resume loudspeaker broadcasts has highlighted Kim Jong-un’s military ambitions Last week North Korea hit the headlines with a vow to fire up its loudspeaker systems to blare propaganda into the South, but the latest dispute comes against a backdrop of mili Covered by 2 publications. The Guardian UK: Why is North Korea fortifying its border with South Korea?. The Sydney Morning Herald: Binoculars at the border with North Korea.
Who is covering it
- The Guardian UK United Kingdom Why is North Korea fortifying its border with South Korea? A row over a landmine blast and a threat to resume loudspeaker broadcasts has highlighted Kim Jong-un’s military ambitions Last week North Korea hit the headlines with a vow to fire up its loudspeaker systems to blare propaganda into the South, but the latest dispute comes against a backdrop of mili 17 h ago · Tier 2
- The Sydney Morning Herald Australia Binoculars at the border with North Korea Dandong, in north eastern China, has built a tourism industry around peering into the world's most secretive country while propping up its economy. 27 Oct · Tier 3
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