Key developments on North Korea this week
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16:00 January 31, 2020
SEOUL, Jan. 31 (Yonhap) -- The following are key developments regarding North Korea this week.
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Jan. 26 -- N. Korean leader's aunt reemerges after her husband's execution
28 -- N. Korea orders quarantine of all foreigners arriving via China
29 -- N.K. paper stresses recovering economic 'driving force'
30 -- Two Koreas agree to temporarily shut down liaison office over new coronavirus fears
31 -- N. Korea says will suspend plan to remove Mt. Kumgang facilities due to coronavirus fear
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