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NORTH KOREA GREETS NEW YEAR WITH NO NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT.
SEOUL, Jan 1 Asia Pulse - North Korea ushered in a new year on Tuesday, vowing to build up its military but failing to give any explanations about missing a key nuclear disarmament deadline set under an international accord.
In a New Year's statement, the hard-line communist country also renewed its long-standing demand for an end to the U.S. military presence in South Korea while holding out hope for improved ties with Seoul which will soon have a new president known to have a tough stance toward Pyongyang.
"We should constantly increase the military strength of our Republic by holding fast to the Party's Songun-based revolutionary line," said the statement issued in the form of a joint editorial by the country's three major newspapers published by the party, military and youth guard militia.
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