Pompeo ‘very happy’ to go back to North Korea despite negative signals
Pompeo says he was optimistic his planned visit to Pyongyang would bring progress.
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North, South Korea begin removing landmines along fortified border
Troops from North and South Korea begin removing some landmines along border.
Pompeo to visit Pyongyang at weekend
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will travel to North Korea at the weekend.
Seek to normalise and not denuclearise N. Korea
By focussing solely on denuclearisation, the international community risks losing sight of the bigger, more important picture: guiding North Korea’s desire to become a normal state so that this desire eventually overrides the country’s obsession with nuclear weapons.
Hun Sen lauds Kim and Moon peace talks
Prime Minister Hun Sen has lauded the recent meeting between the Koreans.
Trump must guarantee the survival of Kim Jong Un’s regime
In the afterglow of the latest Kim-Moon summit, negotiations between the US and North Korea appear to be back on track. However, Pyongyang won’t accept anything less than a formal end to the war.
September Pyongyang Joint Declaration
Chairman of the State Affairs Commission of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Kim Jong Un together with President of the Republic of Korea Moon Jae In signed the ‘September Pyongyang Joint Declaration’ on Wednesday. Khmer Times obtained the full text.
Moon-Kim agree to denuclearise Korean peninsula
Leaders of the two Koreas agreed yesterday to end military tensions.
North, South agree to pursue joint Korean 2032 bid
The two Koreas have agreed to pursue a bid to co-host the 2032 Olympic Games.
Moon-Kim summit challenges
On Tuesday South Korean President Moon Jae-in met North Korea’s Chairman Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang marking the first time that leaders of both North and South Korea have had a follow-up summit.
Things still remain on track in Moon-Kim summit despite US moves
The third summit between the leaders of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and the Republic of Korea is another sign that things remain on track between the Koreas.
DPRK’s 70 years of independence
This week marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
Meetings could be last for families in divided Korea
Reunions for relatives separated by the Korean border have started again after more than three years. For many families, these meetings have come too late.
Judge orders women charged with killing N.Korean to enter defense
Trial against two women charged with the murder of Kim Jong Nam will continue.
South Korea’s Moon hard-pressed to bridge US-DPRK expectations gap
So the sitting leaders of the two Koreas will meet again in September in Pyongyang.
‘Homecoming’ for bodies of US troops
US receives human remains it said it included Americans killed in the Korean War.
As North Korea opens, people-to-people ties matter
The sudden unplanned changes facing North Korea necessitates enhanced people-to-people exchanges, more study visits and trade missions to enable the world at large to have a better understanding of North Korea (DPRK).
Asean as an interlocutor for peace on Korean peninsula?
Following the Singapore Summit, the world starts to pay attention to the positive role of Southeast Asian region as a positive platform for global diplomacy, contributing to the ongoing efforts to achieve peace and stability of the Korean peninsula.
The ‘Juche’ spirit in a North Korean farm
We’ve heard so much about North Korea from international news wires and social media. But the country remains a mystery that’s yet to be fully understood.
N. Korea’s Kim asked China’s Xi to help lift sanctions: report
Kim Jong Un appeals to Xi Jinping to help end sanctions against Pyongyang.
