Key developments on North Korea this week
SEOUL, May 7 (Yonhap) -- The following are key developments regarding North Korea this week.
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April 30 -- New U.S. policy seeks 'practical' diplomacy with N.K. for complete denuclearization: Psaki
May 2 -- N. Korea says Biden 'made big blunder,' warns of 'worse crisis beyond control'
-- N.K. leader's sister warns S. Korea of consequence for failing to stop propaganda leaflets
-- U.S. policy not aimed at hostility, but reducing tension with N. Korea: Sullivan
3 -- Blinken urges N. Korea to engage, saying U.S. seeks practical progress
4 -- N. Korea continues to build up chemical, biological weapons: Pentagon official
5 -- Washington Post reports U.S. again reaches out to N. Korea but to no avail
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