Key developments on North Korea this week
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16:00 November 27, 2020
SEOUL, Nov. 27 (Yonhap) -- The following are key developments regarding North Korea this week.
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Nov. 23 -- Biden names Antony Blinken as new secretary of state
-- Unification minister says breakthrough in inter-Korean ties could come 'sooner than expected'
25 -- U.S. to provide up to US$3 mln in grants for human rights, democratic reforms in N. Korea
26 -- S. Korea, China hold FM talks
-- Unification minister calls for food, fertilizer aid to N. Korea
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