Chinese Ambassador Optimistic About Easing Tensions with South Korea’s YouthChinese Ambassador Dai Bing believes that tensions between South Korea and China will diminish, emphasizing friendship and cooperation.
South Korea's New Envoy Aims to Strengthen EU Ties Amid Global ChallengesA South Korean delegation met EU leaders to strengthen ties and address shared challenges, reaffirming the government's commitment.
Korea's New President Faces Tough Trade Talks with Trump: Is He Ready?A US expert advises President Lee Jae Myung to prepare for potential impromptu demands from President Trump during trade discussions.
Ahn Gyu-back: The Civilian Who Aims to Change Korea's Military LandscapeDefense Minister nominee Ahn Gyu-back commits to military support for peace efforts and improving relations with North Korea.
US Troops in South Korea: No Plans for Downsizing, Says Cho HyunSouth Korea and the US have not discussed troop withdrawal, says Foreign Minister nominee Cho Hyun in a parliamentary statement.
South Korea Pushes for Summit with Trump Amid Tariff TensionsSouth Korea seeks an early summit between President Lee Jae Myung and US President Donald Trump, as discussed by National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac.
North Korea Says No to Influencers: Tourists Only for October Trade FairNorth Korea restricts Western influencers from attending an international trade fair, according to a China-based tour operator.
South Korea's UNESCO Bid Fails: A Stinging Defeat in Historical JusticeSouth Korea's attempt to highlight Japan's failure on historical issues at UNESCO ended in defeat, marking a significant setback.
North Korea's Kim Yo Jong Dangles Summit Offer to Japan's KishidaKim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Deputy Director of the Workers’ Party stated on the 15th, in response to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s remarks on advancing a North Korea-Japan summit, “If (Japan) makes a political decision to open a new path for improving relations, the two countries can […]
North Korea Shuts Down Diplomatic Missions in Hong Kong and Libya Number of diplomatic missions decreased by 2 out of 46... 44 remain, totaling 9 closures so far... Financial difficulties due to sanctions North Korea has confirmed that it has withdrawn its diplomatic missions in Hong Kong and Libya. The successive closures of North Korean diplomatic missions are analyzed to be due to financial difficulties...
U.S. Slams North Korea's ICBM Launches, Calls for DiplomacyThe U.S. condemns North Korea's ICBM launches, urges diplomatic dialogue, and emphasizes regional security cooperation with allies.
Chinese Ambassador Optimistic About Easing Tensions with South Korea’s Youth Chinese Ambassador Dai Bing believes that tensions between South Korea and China will diminish, emphasizing friendship and cooperation.
South Korea's New Envoy Aims to Strengthen EU Ties Amid Global Challenges A South Korean delegation met EU leaders to strengthen ties and address shared challenges, reaffirming the government's commitment.
Korea's New President Faces Tough Trade Talks with Trump: Is He Ready? A US expert advises President Lee Jae Myung to prepare for potential impromptu demands from President Trump during trade discussions.
Ahn Gyu-back: The Civilian Who Aims to Change Korea's Military Landscape Defense Minister nominee Ahn Gyu-back commits to military support for peace efforts and improving relations with North Korea.
US Troops in South Korea: No Plans for Downsizing, Says Cho Hyun South Korea and the US have not discussed troop withdrawal, says Foreign Minister nominee Cho Hyun in a parliamentary statement.
South Korea Pushes for Summit with Trump Amid Tariff Tensions South Korea seeks an early summit between President Lee Jae Myung and US President Donald Trump, as discussed by National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac.
North Korea Says No to Influencers: Tourists Only for October Trade Fair North Korea restricts Western influencers from attending an international trade fair, according to a China-based tour operator.
South Korea's UNESCO Bid Fails: A Stinging Defeat in Historical Justice South Korea's attempt to highlight Japan's failure on historical issues at UNESCO ended in defeat, marking a significant setback.
North Korea's Kim Yo Jong Dangles Summit Offer to Japan's Kishida Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Deputy Director of the Workers’ Party stated on the 15th, in response to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s remarks on advancing a North Korea-Japan summit, “If (Japan) makes a political decision to open a new path for improving relations, the two countries can […]
North Korea Shuts Down Diplomatic Missions in Hong Kong and Libya Number of diplomatic missions decreased by 2 out of 46... 44 remain, totaling 9 closures so far... Financial difficulties due to sanctions North Korea has confirmed that it has withdrawn its diplomatic missions in Hong Kong and Libya. The successive closures of North Korean diplomatic missions are analyzed to be due to financial difficulties...
U.S. Slams North Korea's ICBM Launches, Calls for Diplomacy The U.S. condemns North Korea's ICBM launches, urges diplomatic dialogue, and emphasizes regional security cooperation with allies.
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