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North Korea threat: How one island is taking Kim Jong-un more seriously

Island residents of Baengnyeong are at the center of the North-South conflict, and are taking North Korea's threats of a missile test seriously, but calmly.

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South Korea blocks activists from air dropping leaflets over North (+video)

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In rare move, North Korea admits to missile failure (+video)

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Obama calls North Korean rocket launch 'provocative'

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Window opens for North Korean rocket launch