U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and South Korean Foreign Minister Chung Eui-yong have discussed efforts to engage with North Korea, including the prospect of humanitarian aid, their offices …
U.S., South Korea diplomats discussed dialogue with North Korea, Seoul says
U.S. and South Korean director-level diplomats addressed North Korea dialogue for the first time since the restoration of a military communication hotline.
Seoul: North Korea releases army rice reserves amid shortage
North Korea is releasing emergency military rice reserves as its food shortage worsens, South Korea’s spy agency said Tuesday, with a heat wave and drought reducing the country’s supply. North Korea’s …
Seoul says no decision on U.S. drills, but exercises should not create North Korea tension
South Korea said on Monday no decision has yet been made on its joint military exercises with the United States but they should not create tension, after North Korea warned the South against holding …
Why Another ROK – North Korea Summit Won’t Change Anything
Summit hype today is far lower than it was in 2018, if only because no one really expects much from such meetings anymore.
Why Another ROK – North Korea Summit Won’t Change Anything
Summit hype today is far lower than it was in 2018, if only because no one really expects much from such meetings anymore.
In 1983, North Korea Tried to Destroy South Korea from the Inside
In fact, relations with Pyongyang resume their thaw in 1985 as the first visits between North and South Korean family members are arranged. Seoul raises the alert status of its forces…and does nothing …
South Korea seeks to improve ties despite North’s threat
South Korea says it’ll keep pushing to improve ties and resume talks with rival North Korea, despite the North’s threat to rekindle animosities if Seoul continues with its upcoming military drills wit …
Yikes: How North Korean Weapons Have Spread around the World
According to a 2019 UN report, North Korea has developed a sophisticated criminal network to continue selling arms through a diverse cast of proxies, front companies, and foreign middlemen.
Yikes: How North Korean Weapons Have Spread around the World
According to a 2019 UN report, North Korea has developed a sophisticated criminal network to continue selling arms through a diverse cast of proxies, front companies, and foreign middlemen.