在 英语 中使用 Pyongyang 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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The era of“new” relations proposed in Singapore could include the opening of liaison offices in Washington and Pyongyang, the North Korean capital.
Amid signs that such a test is coming, South Korea's president also speculated that Pyongyang may detonate multiple atomic devices simultaneously.
Pyongyang has repeatedly defied a UN resolution banning all nuclear and missile activity, and has ramped up the pace of its tests in recent months.
When asked about the threat posed by North Korea, Mr. Rumsfeld said he is sure Pyongyang would sell its nuclear material.
At the same time, Pyongyang insists it is ready to continue talks with the US, aiming for the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula.
However, he said Washington would continue to"ramp up the pressure," including working with China, to persuade Pyongyang to curb its nuclear activities.
One of the diplomats on the flight asked for the numbers for any cellphones we journalists planned to bring into Pyongyang.
The Trump administration stated that Pyongyang"does not cooperate with the United States Government in any respect and fails to satisfy all information-sharing requirements.".
She said if Pyongyang gives up its nuclear program and proves it can live in peace, the world will live in peace with it.
Pyongyang has consistently refused to give up its nuclear arsenal unilaterally and stressed a formal declaration to end the 1950-53 Korean War should come first.
And more than two decades and multiple provocative weapons tests after the last accord, the threat from Pyongyang has only grown.
State Department spokesman Mark Toner told reporters earlier on Thursday that the U.S. still believes that Pyongyang did not test a hydrogen bomb.
China, which is the North's biggest diplomatic and economic supporter, is seen as key to efforts to convince Pyongyang to abandon its weapons programme.
The U.N. 's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, also believes that China and Pakistan have shared nuclear technologies with Pyongyang.
During the Pyongyang talks this week, the two Koreas agreed on a summit in late April, their first since 2007.
But others were sceptical of Pyongyang's intentions, citing earlier attempts to improve relations that later foundered.
When Pyongyang's acts seriously violate China's interests, we will by no means indulge it,” the editorial said.
But the deal was criticised for a lack of details on when or how Pyongyang would renounce its nuclear weapons.
Pyongyang has threatened to cut off all ties with Seoul because of that government's hard-line stance with the isolated regime.
Ambassador Sin Son Ho told reporters in New York Friday that Pyongyang is ready for what he called"negotiations on issues of common concern.".