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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1997

Page

5

North Korea Signals Acceptance of Hwang Defection

North Korea indicated it would accept the defection of senior official Hwang Jang Yop who sought asylum at the South Korea consulate in Peking. Chinese authorities reported a softened stance after North Korea previously denounced the defection as kidnapping and pledged possible retaliation.

Eijing North Korea Hwang Jang Yop Foreign Ministry South Korea China Hwang Kang Ho-yang Unification Ministry Kim Jong I

Okinawa U.S. troop cuts unlikely amid regional tension

NHK quoted Prime Minister Hashimoto saying further reductions in U.S. military presence on Okinawa are unlikely for now due to instability on the Korean Peninsula. Gov. Ota has pressed for sharper cuts as tensions rise after North Korea related events.

OKYO U.S Okinawa Korean Peninsula NHK Television Ryutaro Hashimoto Hashimoto Masahide Ota Koreas Hwang Jang

India expels U S diplomat over unauthorized meeting

India says a U S diplomat was expelled after an unauthorized meeting with its counterintelligence chief. The United States retaliated by ordering two Indian diplomats to leave Washington. Officials and press reports confirm expulsions and retaliatory moves.

New Delhi India U.S United States Washington State Department

Tajik warlord frees last hostages ending standoff

Tajik warlord Bakhram Sadirov released six captives on Monday ending a two week standoff in Dushanbe. President Emomali Rakhmonov met with him in the mountains to secure the release and Sadirov apologized to the world community for taking 16 captives since February 4.

Dushanbe Tajikistan U.N Emomali Rakhmonov Bakhram Sadi Rov Sadirov Afghanistan

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