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North Korea steps up rhetoric: How far will it push?

While North Korea does not have the capability to launch a nuclear strike against the US, analysts say they are paying attention to these new threats.

North Korea threatens to end 1953 armistice over US-S. Korea war games

North Korea warns US commander in South Korea, threatens 'miserable destruction'

Inside North Korea, more cellphones and traffic lights, but real change lags

Both Koreas acknowledge armistice anniversary Friday

North Korea threatens to take 'special actions' against South Korea (+video)

Obama lauds troops at 'freedom's frontier' and warns North Korea

South Korea peace seekers meet new leader of the North

South Korea in furor over intelligence vacuum on Kim Jong-il's death

August 11, 2011 Photos of the Day

How North Korea has skillfully exploited a defector standoff with South

North Korea walks out of talks. Is it setting the stage for more nuclear tests?

South Korea's Lee inches closer to high-level talks with North Korea

On North Korea, the US and South Korea are united

North Korea unveils first photo of Kim Jong-un as heir apparent

Jimmy Carter's North Korea trip: quiet, matter-of-fact diplomacy

South Korea OKs humanitarian aid trip to North Korea

North Korea fires rounds into Yellow Sea as South Korean demands return of fishing boat

North Korea denounces war games, but is still game for six-party talks

North Korea meets with US as food shortages hammer North

Panmunjom talks delayed for 'administrative reasons,' says North Korea

Why North Korea Cheonan sinking gets wrist slap from UN

North Korea: Latest rant could be tied to political transition

June 13, 2010 Photos of the Day

Tensions rise at the DMZ between North Korea and South Korea