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Pyongyang reschedules launch to December 29 due to 'technical deficiency' in rocket engine module.
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Japanese PM's China visit focuses on North Korea and regional security in the wake of Kim Jong-il's death.
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Ruling party media designate Kim Jong-un as chief of armed forces, indicating elevated status after death of his father.
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South Korean protesters demand government retaliation after North Korean artillery attack left four people dead.
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South Korea mourns two marines killed in North Korean strike as Seoul gears up for joint military drills with the US.
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China holds talks with Washington, Seoul and Pyongyang in a bid to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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S Korea nominates new defence minister, amid reports of conflict escalation with fresh artillery fire by the North.
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Premier Wen Jiabao calls for "maximum restraint" over Korea tensions as South Korean minister announces resignation.
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Extra troops deployed after Pyongyang warns of further attacks if Seoul continues with "reckless provocations".
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