Euna Lee

American Sentenced in North Korea

American Sentenced in North Korea
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Criticism for journalists freed by North Korea

Criticism for journalists freed by North Korea
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Jailed Journalists: The Road to Recovery

Jailed Journalists: The Road to Recovery
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Bill Clinton: Back in the Spotlight

Bill Clinton: Back in the Spotlight
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John Bolton on Negotiating with Terrorists

John Bolton on Negotiating with Terrorists
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Redefining U.S. Relations with North Korea

What does Bill Clinton's trip to Pyongyang say about the future of U.S.- North Korean relations? The Takeaway's guest, Charles Armstrong, is Director of the Center for Korean Research at Columbia University.

Redefining U.S. Relations with North Korea
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Free at Last: Euna Lee and Laura Ling Back in the U.S.

Former President Clinton's plane landed in Los Angeles with American journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee, who had been held captive in North Korea. Rose Razeghi of ABC News was on the tarmac when the plane arrived and joins The Takeaway with the story.

Free at Last: Euna Lee and Laura Ling Back in the U.S.
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Bill Clinton in Pyongyang

Bill Clinton arrived in North Korea to negotiate for the release of two imprisoned American journalists. Sang-hun Choe of the New York Times and Jim Walsh, a professor at the MIT Security Studies Program, join The Takeaway with their thoughts.

Bill Clinton in Pyongyang
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Rogue Regime: North Korea's Challenge to Obama

North Korea has sentenced two American reporters to 12 years in a labor camp. The sentencing comes amid new reports that North Korea may be planning more missile tests. For more we turn to David Sanger of The New York Times.

Rogue Regime: North Korea's Challenge to Obama