Synonyms for Pyongyang
ˈpyʌŋˈyɑŋ, -ˈyæŋ, ˈpyɒŋ-py·ongyang

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1. Pyongyang, capital of North Koreanoun

   capital of North Korea and an industrial center

   "Pyongyang is Korea's oldest city but little of its history has been preserved"

   Synonyms:
   capital of North Korea

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1. • North Korea
   • National Capital

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1. List of paraphrases for "pyongyang":

   yang, tarawa, moroni, dprk, north, piong

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1. John Schilling:

   The openness suggests that the underlying strategy is as much diplomatic as military: it is important to Pyongyang not only that they have these capabilities, but that we believe they have these capabilities.

2. Mark Warner:

   Diplomacy is the right path forward to deal with North Korea, at the same time, due to Pyongyang’s history of obfuscation and international defiance, the United States must proceed with caution. I am deeply concerned that the White House has not laid the necessary diplomatic groundwork and coordination for direct talks with North Korea, continued Warner, a Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee. Trump had previously threatened North Korea with fire and fury like the world has never seen. He also tweeted Saturday :.

3. Christopher Green:

   Since money is completely fungible, you can't isolate the transactions that go to pay for bombs from those that pay for apartment buildings in Pyongyang.

4. Michael Elleman:

   The revelations, pronouncements and 'tests' appear to be part of a campaign to establish the narrative that Pyongyang has, or will soon have, a nuclear-armed, long-range missile that could threaten the U.S. mainland, each unveiling, if real, would be part of a structured program aimed at developing the capability. The open question is: How real are these tests?

5. Jang Se-yul:

   No one knows ... his company runs business as usual. That’s why what he does is scarier, my friend, who belongs to a rural area, could bring all of his family to Pyongyang. Incentives for North Korea’s cyber experts are very strong ... they are rich people in Pyongyang.