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North Korea pours cold water on Kim-Trump meeting as APEC summit looms

Headline via The Japan Times · first report 4 Nov, 10:13 IST, latest 4 Nov, 18:30 IST

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What we know

2 independent news organisations have reported this story. The first report we saw came from The Japan Times at 4 Nov, 10:13 IST; the latest is from South China Morning Post at 4 Nov, 18:30 IST. Rational Times has not independently confirmed the details: read each report through the links below.

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