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November 24, 2024

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Ha-young Choi

Ha-young Choi

Ha-young Choi was an NK News correspondent based in Seoul. She studied Korean history, mainly focusing on modern Korean history at Korea University. Follow her on twitter @Hy_Choi0826

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S. Korean president’s warm welcome in China doesn’t signify shift: Expert

Despite friendly Seoul-Beijing ties, Chinese motives included limiting U.S. influence

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiSeptember 4, 2015
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S. Korea touts Eurasia Initiative despite N. Korean obstacles

Pyongyang's cooperation on inter-continental project required, as of yet unseen

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiSeptember 3, 2015
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Regret doesn’t mean apology: N. Korean statement

Expert say different interpretation of recent agreement is natural, even though it increases burden to Kim Jong Un

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiSeptember 1, 2015
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Shamanism spreading in N.Korea since ’90s famine: Defector

Lack of trust in regime results in surge in shamanism despite official legal prohibition

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiSeptember 1, 2015
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N.Korean leader sends condolence letter to Moon’s family

Kim Jong Un maintains cordial relationship with family of Unification Church founder

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiAugust 31, 2015
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S. Korean expert suggests concurrent Six-Party, peace talks

Former high-ranking official suggests verifiable denuclearization as necessary for talks to begin

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiAugust 28, 2015
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Soldier’s injury highlights dangers of S. Korean mines

Mine accidents a regular occurrence, and activists say compensation falls short

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiAugust 27, 2015
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New president of Korea Hana Foundation sworn in

While experienced, some observers are uncertain of new president's plans on defector settlement issues

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiAugust 26, 2015
News

Analysis: What to expect after the inter-Korean talks

Analysis suggests that Park administration's handling of crisis not that different from previous progressive administrations

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiAugust 25, 2015
Analysis

South Korea uses standoff to promote extended military service

ROK military, in advertising soldiers willing to delay discharge, echoes messages in North Korean state media

Ha-young ChoiHa-young ChoiAugust 24, 2015
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