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2026-10-14 10:32
New bridge linking China and North Korea will open more than a decade late
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New bridge linking China and North Korea will open more than a decade late
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What each side is saying
- ABC NewsLean left
A new bridge linking China and North Korea is set to open more than a decade after the Chinese side of it was built, in the latest sign of closer ties between the two countries
Read at abcnews.go.com → - Al JazeeraLean left
The long-delayed bridge will formally open on Thursday, according to China's state-run Xinhua news agency.
Read at aljazeera.com → - ReutersCenter
China-North Korea bridge to open on October 15 Reuters
Read at reuters.com → - New York PostLean right
The bridge initially was expected to enter use in 2014 after China apparently completed construction of access roads, customs facilities and other related infrastructure on its side.
Read at nypost.com →
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New York PostLean right
New bridge linking China and North Korea will open more than a decade late
Read at nypost.com →ABC NewsLean left
New bridge linking China and North Korea will open more than a decade late
Read at abcnews.go.com →Al JazeeraLean left
China and North Korea to open New Yalu River Bridge, state media reports
Read at aljazeera.com →ReutersCenter
China-North Korea bridge to open on October 15 - Reuters
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