Bush links North Korea rewards to cooperation in denuclearization
President Bush suggested economic benefits, including food aid, could be offered to North Korea if it dismantles its nuclear weapons, signaling a shift toward a more conciliatory stance while maintaining pressure on Pyongyang. State Dept officials stressed food deliveries would continue independent of politics.
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White House aims at 2004 race foes and fees
President Bush targets potential rivals for 2004 while pressing limits on medical malpractice awards. Edwards is cited as a leading possible challenger, but White House emphasis remains on economy, war management, and re election factors beyond any single opponent.
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North Korea Preaches Hatred of United States in Daily Indoctrination
North Korea uses anti U S propaganda in schools and media to mold public opinion. Defectors say the regime blends a Kim Jong Il personality cult with Stalinist rhetoric and chronic hostility to the United States. The campaign intensifies when diplomacy falters, though economic strain is slowly loosening the grip on belief.
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