Korean liaison office in a town on the border with South Korea in an escalation of tensions on the Korean Peninsula. The North Korean state news agency, KCNA, reported Tuesday that the office was …
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North Korea rejects South’s offer to send envoys
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Kim Yo Jong demands South Korea president apologize for ‘inaction’
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The Korean won could strengthen against the US dollar if tensions calm down between North and South Korea: NatWest
Tensions have been rising between North and South Korea. Max Lin from NatWest says the Korean won could strengthen against the U.S. dollar if the pressure eases.
Tensions between North and South Korea to escalate further after Pyongyang bombed joint office, analysts say
Tensions between the two Koreas may continue to rise after a joint liaison office in a border town was blown up, analysts said on Wednesday.