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North Korean workers abroad under scrutiny by US, allies at UN

Bloomberg The US and its allies called on United Nations members to reveal whether they’re complying with UN-imposed sanctions requiring the repatriation of North Korean workers, part of an effort to squeeze Pyongyang of much-needed foreign currency inflows. As part of a series of resolutions passed in 2017, UN member states were required to send back all North Korean laborers ...

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Japan, South Korea tone down feud at summit yet row remains

Bloomberg In a landmark summit, the leaders of Japan and South Korea signaled they wouldn’t let relations spin out of control even as they made little progress in resolving disputes that have plunged relations to new depths. South Korean President Moon Jae-in told Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that cooperation was crucial in the face of regional security threats as ...

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Modi government to start population register scorned by opposition leaders

Bloomberg Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government said it will start building a comprehensive identity database of all those living in India, amid a growing public uproar over the administration’s move to grant citizenship to undocumented migrants based on religion. The plan to create a National Population Register has been criticized by the opposition as a precursor to countrywide citizens register ...

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