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Commentary: South Korea’s new president tries to shake up the Korean Peninsula
As the world rightly remains focused on the bloody battlefields of Ukraine and the humanitarian abomination that is Gaza, South Korea’s new president is trying to shake up the status quo on the Korean Peninsula,
Seoul's Unification Ministry on Tuesday publicly called for Pyongyang to respond to its plan to repatriate the remains of a ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s powerful sister said South Korea’s recent peace overtures were ‘not even something worth ...
South Korea's National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-shik said Wednesday that communication channels between South and North Korea ...
For the first time since South Korea’s new president assumed office, Pyongyang explicitly nixed the Lee administration’s ...
Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, said Pyongyang has no interest in ‘any policy or ...
South Korea has suspended decades-old radio broadcasts into North Korea in its latest move to ease tensions, marking a ...
South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun and his Japanese counterpart Takeshi Iwaya shared concerns over North Korea's growing military ties with Russia among others, and agreed to work together with ...
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A North Korean man crossed the DMZ on foot before midnight Thursday, asking South Korean troops for help in a rare defection ...
New talks between North Korea and the United States are possible if Washington drops its demand that Pyongyang rid itself of ...
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