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Malaysia frees Vietnamese woman accused in killing of N.Korean leader’s half-brother

  • Huong and an Indonesian woman were earlier charged with murder of Kim Jong Nam in 2017
  • The North Korean regime was suspected of ordering the assassination of Kim, who had been critical of his family’s dynastic rule
By AP ·

Vietnam woman in North Korea murder case to be freed in May: lawyer

By AFP ·

Vietnam urges Malaysia free 2nd woman in North Korean killing

By AP ·

Lawyer confident of Indonesia woman’s acquittal in murder case of Kim’s half brother

By ISMIRA LUTFIA TISNADIBRATA ·

Indonesian accused in Kim Jong Nam killing was hired for prank show, lawyer says

By Reuters ·

North Korean ‘masterminds’ evade Kim Jong Nam murder trial

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ·

Chaotic scenes as suspects wheeled around airport where N.Korean leader’s brother killed

By Reuters ·

North Korean workers prep seafood going to US stores, restaurants

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ·

Trial to begin in assassination of N. Korea leader’s brother

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ·

Lawyer: Malaysia may have compromised Kim Jong Nam case

By Eileen Ng | AP ·

N. Korea, Malaysia ban each other’s citizens from leaving

By Eileen Ng | AP ·

Deported N.Korean chemist says Malaysia out to tarnish country's honor

By Eileen Ng | AP ·

Malaysia to release, deport N. Korean in nerve agent probe

By AP ·

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