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<b>BEIJING - The <a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">United States</a> and South Korea are destined to "<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">pay the price</a>" for their decision to deploy an advanced missile defense system which will inevitably prompt a "counter attack", China's top newspaper said on Saturday.</b></h2>
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<b>Tension on the Korean peninsula has been high this year, beginning with North Korea's fourth nuclear test in January, which was followed by a <a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">satellite launch,</a> a string of tests of various missiles, and its fifth and largest nuclear test last month.<br /><br />In July, South Korea agreed with the United States to deploy the US Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system to protect against any North Korean threats.<br /><br />South Korea aims to deploy the system on a golf course, a defense ministry official said on Friday.<br /><br />But the plan has angered China, which worries that THAAD's powerful radar would compromise its security and do nothing to lower temperatures on the Korean peninsula.<br /><br />In a commentary, the ruling C<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">ommunist Party's official People's Daily</a> said China's opposition to THAAD would never change as it was a serious threat to the regional strategic security balance.<br /><br />"Like any other country, China can neither be vague nor indifferent on security matters that affect its core interests," the newspaper said in the commentary, published under the pen name "<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">Zhong Sheng</a>," meaning "<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">Voice of China</a>," often used to give views on foreign policy.<br /><br />The<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html"> United States and South Korea </a>have to wake up to the fact that the Korean peninsula is no place to take risks, it added.<br /><br />"If the United States and South Korea harm the strategic security interests of countries in the region including China, then they are destined to pay the price for this and receive a proper counter attack," the paper added, without <a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">elaborating</a>.<br /><br />China has repeatedly promised to take specific steps to respond since the <a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">THAAD</a> decision was announced, but has given no details about what it may do.<br /><br />On Thursday, the Defense Ministry said China "means what it says" on considering countermeasures against <a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">THAAD</a>.<br /><br />The United States and South Korea have said<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html"> THAAD</a> does not threaten China's security or target any country other than<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html"> North Korea</a>.<br /><br /><a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html">China</a> is North Korea's most important diplomatic and economic partner, but Beijing has been infuriated by its nuclear and missile tests and has signed up for strong United Nations sanctions against North Korea.<br /><br />However,<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html"> China</a> has continued to call for talks to resolve the<a href="http://todaysupdateph.blogspot.com/2016/10/just-in-kerwin-espinosas-ex-wife-shot.html"> North Korean</a> issue and said sanctions are not the ultimate solution.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />SOURCE:<a href="http://news.abs-cbn.com/overseas/10/01/16/us-skorea-will-pay-the-price-for-planned-missile-system-china-paper"> ABS-CBN</a></b></div>

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<span style="color: magenta;">The incident reveals that North Korea's Internet only has 28 websites</span></h2>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="color: magenta; font-family: inherit;">RESTRICTED ACCESS. This undated picture released from North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on April 27, 2014 shows North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un looking at a computer as he inspects a shelling drill of a long-range artillery sub-unit tasked to hit major targets in the southwestern waters at undisclosed place in North Korea. AFP Photo/KCNA via KNS Republic of Korea</span></span></h3>
<span style="font-family: inherit;">MANILA, Philippines – The highly secretive Democratic People's Republic of North Korea accidentally revealed a secret recently: The country only has 28 websites.<br /><br />The reveal comes as a result of a configuration change in North Korea's network that allowed the rest of the world access to its websites, typically restricted within the country's geographical borders. </span><br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">According to The Next Web, the erring tweak was detected by users at source code repository site GitHub. As any e-sleuth worth their salt, the users took advantage of the situation and mapped out the North Korean internet and its sites – now recorded on the GitHub thread .</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">"NorthKoreaDNSLeak."Twenty-eight websites were mapped out.<br /><br />However, as The Next Web notes, the researchers were only able to map out the "externally-facing Internet" of the country. "North Korea has a separate version of the Internet that can only be accessed from within the country," it adds.<br /><br />According to Cnet, the 28 websites have been listed on Reddit. Some examples area irkoryo.com.kp ("a flight ticket website"), cooks.org.kp (said to contain recipes),kass.org.kp (Korean Association of Social Scientists), and kcna.kp (Korean Central News Agency). Several of the sites cannot be accessed, with the general expectation being that access to the sites will be sealed up sometime soon. <br /><br /><br />Even in the internet age, North Korea has been able to restrict the flow of information within and outside their borders. Rare glimpses like these continue to unshroud the North Korean story.</span><br />
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<b><i>SUCCESSFUL' TEST. In this file photo, visitors walk past replicas of North Korean Scud-B missile (L) and South Korean Nike missiles (R) at the Korean War Memorial in Seoul on September 5, 2016. File photo by Jung Yeon-je/AFP</i></b></div>
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SEOUL, South Korea – North Korea said Saturday, September 10, it would not submit to US nuclear "blackmail", a day after shocking the world with its 5th and largest nuclear test.</div>
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"Gone are the days...when the US could make a unilateral nuclear blackmail against the DPRK," said the ruling party newspaper Rodong Sinmun, using the country's official name.</div>
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"The US is exasperated by the strong military steps being taken by the DPRK in a phased way."</div>
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The North's latest test, preceded by a volley of missile launches in recent months, sparked worldwide condemnation. The UN Security Council agreed on Friday immediately to begin work on a new series of sanctions.</div>
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The Rodong commentary, carried by the North's official KCNA news agency, slammed South Korean President Park Geun-Hye as a "dirty prostitute" of foreign forces.</div>
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The commentary took issue with her recent condemnation, during talks with US President Barack Obama, of the North's ballistic missile test-launches. It did not directly mention Friday's nuclear test.</div>
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The newspaper accused Park of "groundlessly taking issue with the DPRK over its just measures for bolstering nuclear deterrence for self-defence."</div>
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It added: "The DPRK will not change its option though such American colonial servant and dirty prostitute of foreign forces as Park Geun-Hye is making such fuss."</div>
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