U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun on Wednesday rejected reports that he was seeking to meet North Korean officials during a visit to South Korea this week but reiterated that Washington is …
U.S., S.Korean officials to discuss N.Korea strategy as Pyongyang rejects talks
The U.S. point man for North Korea will meet with South Korean officials in Seoul on Wednesday for wide-ranging talks, overshadowed by Pyongyang’s insistence that it has no intention of returning to …
U.S. envoy arrives in South Korea as North Korea rejects talks
A U.S. envoy arrived in South Korea on Tuesday in an effort to renew stalled nuclear talks with North Korea, hours after it issued a statement saying it has no intention of sitting down with the …
Seoul: Floating leaflets into North Korea threatens lives in South
A standoff over information sent into North Korea flared again Monday, as Seoul condemned the action and heads of activist groups vowed to continue the practice, which has been at the center of rising …
Will Donald Trump And Kim Jong Un Meet Again? John Bolton Makes Claims About US – North Korea Relations
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un previously met with President Trump for summits in Vietnam in February 2019 and in Singapore in June 2018, but no concrete nuclear agreement had been achieved.
In North Korea, Coronavirus Hurts More Than Any Sanctions Could
Closing the border with China crippled the regime’s few remaining methods, legal and otherwise, for bringing in much-needed foreign currency.
Iran and North Korea: The Real Axis of Evil (As in Missile Allies?)
Key Point: The DPRK supplied missile components to Iran—for a rocket that Tehran claims is peaceful. Birds of a Feather. Iran and North Kore …
North Korea dismisses chance of ‘face to face’ U.S. nuclear talks ahead of election
“The U.S. is mistaken if it thinks things like negotiations would still work on us,” said North Korea’s Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui.
North Korea Won’t Resume Nuclear Talks With Trump Admin, Warns Their Policy Will Not Change
Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui said on Saturday North Korea’s policy wouldn’t change and U.S. negotiations will not continue.
In North Korea, Coronavirus Hurts Like No Sanctions Could
Closing the border with China crippled the regime’s few remaining methods, legal and otherwise, for bringing in much-needed foreign currency.