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summit stories: 23 news summaries

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Korea Chiefs to Launch Border-Busting Railway

Freight link to strengthen economic ties 

Nov 16, 07 2:10 AM CST
(Newser) - In their latest step toward closer ties, the leaders of North and South Korea have agreed to establish a cross-border train system to strengthen economic connections. Beginning in December freight trains will follow a 16-mile track through the heavily patrolled border frontier to a joint industrial complex in North Korea's... More »

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North Korea • South Korea • railway • shipping • Roh Moo Hyun • Kim Jong Il • summit

South Korean Prez Meets
Grim Kim in Historic Summit

Chilly Kim greets Roh in second summit ever

Oct 2, 07 4:40 AM CDT
(Newser) - South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun crossed the border to be met by cheering crowds and grim-faced North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il in Pyongyang today for the second summit ever between the two countries. Roh hopes to make progress toward a permanent truce between the nations but won't broach the touchy... More »

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North Korea • South Korea • Seoul • Pyongyang • nuclear program • Roh Moo Hyun • Korean War • Kim Jong Il • summit

Britain Boycotts African Summit

Brown takes stand against torture, intimidation in Mugabe's Zimbabwe

Sep 20, 07 4:45 AM CDT
(Newser) - Britain will boycott a summit bringing together leaders of the European Union and  African states because of the expected presence of  Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe. Prime Minister Gordon Brown told the Independent  he wants to send a powerful message of concern to the leader responsible for widespread torture and... More »

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Zimbabwe • Robert Mugabe • European Union • Gordon Brown • Desmond Tutu • Lisbon • African Union • Britain • boycott • summit

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