Examples of using Pyongyang has in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Our research at CSIS has found that Pyongyang has a history, dating back to 1992,
While Pyongyang has stopped missile and nuclear weapons tests,"there's
long-range ballistic missiles that had raised alarms in 2017 and 2018, and that Pyongyang has stopped testing nuclear weapons since September 2017.
Official North Korean media quoted a foreign ministry spokesman as saying Pyongyang has never"even dreamed of" engaging in uranium enrichment activities or nuclear cooperation with other countries.
US officials have repeatedly said North Korea has committed to giving up a nuclear weapons programme that now threatens the United States, but Pyongyang has offered no details as to how it might go about this.
Pyongyang has made rapid technological progress in its weapons programs under Kim that has seen it subjected to increasingly strict sanctions by the UN Security Council,
Director Lee Byong-ho told lawmakers earlier in the day that for the past five years Pyongyang has been attempting to assassinate Kim Jong-nam, who was under the protection of the Chinese government.
North Korea pulled out of the talks in 2009, and both Washington and Seoul are concerned about recent disclosures that Pyongyang has a sophisticated uranium enrichment program.
The agency says Pyongyang has granted it permission to help feed the most vulnerable segment of North Korea's 23 million people.
Washington and Seoul are skeptical that Pyongyang has advanced its nuclear development program to produce a thermonuclear hydrogen bomb, which is significantly more powerful than the three atomic bombs
Pyongyang has long sought an end to the exercises it considers rehearsals for an invasion,
Pyongyang has warned that if Washington
attributed to multiple factors, one of which is that Pyongyang has mastered certain advanced nuclear technologies and successfully launched an
Analysts have suspected that the DPRK is interested in nuclear submarines for this reason, as Pyongyang has greatly bolstered their missile program in recent years.
respect for the communist North, and that Pyongyang has an alternative.
Still, contrary to the opinions of many Korea watchers, we conclude that Pyongyang has made much more progress on the denuclearization front than Washington has made toward normalizing U.S.-North Korea relations, which it pledged to work toward at the Singapore summit.
Denuclearization of the Korean peninsula is one of Trump's foreign policy priorities, but Pyongyang has resumed some weapons tests since a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un collapsed in Hanoi earlier this year.
For decades, Pyongyang has sought to depict the world's largest economy as an imperialist aggressor for its role in the Korean War while simultaneously blaming Washington for North Korea's dire economic situation that's been exacerbated by international sanctions.
It said Pyongyang has been demonstrating"maximum patience" over the impasse in nuclear talks with Washington and that"baseless allegations" against the North's legitimate exercise of sovereignty and self-defence rights would threaten to push things
Pyongyang has asked for"phased and synchronised measures" for denuclearisation,