Foreign relations of South Korea
Thousands of North Korean Soldiers Set to Join Russia's Battle in Ukraine
South Korea has claimed that North Korea has sent troops to support Russia in its ongoing war against Ukraine, which it views as a "serious threat" to global security. The South Korean presidential office, as quoted by Reuters, stated that Seoul will respond with all available measures.
Nearly 35.6 million foreigners visit Turkey in January-October
Nearly 35.6 million foreigners visited Turkey in the January-October period this year, the Culture and Tourism Ministry announced Nov. 30.
Koreas to Hold Pyongyang Summit in September
North and South Korea agreed Monday to hold a summit in Pyongyang in September, the South's Yonhap news agency reported following high-level talks in the Demilitarized Zone that divides the peninsula.
The two sides "agreed at the meeting to hold a South-North summit in Pyongyang in September as planned", Yonhap quoted a joint statement as saying, without giving a precise date.
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Korea Democracy Foundation's Shin Hyung-sik: North Korea's denuclearization to last 3 to 5 yrs, followed by economic freedom
AGERPRES special correspondent Florin Barbuta reports: The denuclearization of North Korea will last 3 to 5 years, and afterwards the economic freedom between the two countries will occur, the director of Korea Democracy Foundation, Shin Hyung-sik told AGERPRES.
US, S. Korea begin low-key army drills amid diplomatic thaw
The United States and South Korea kicked off a low-key joint military drill on April 1 as a diplomatic thaw over North Korea gathered pace.
Trump Agrees to Meet with North Korea's Kim Jong-un for Nuclear Talks
President Donald Trump has accepted an invitation to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by May, setting in motion the most significant development in years of intermittent negotiations about North Korea's nuclear weapons program, reports CNBC.
S Korea’s Moon says N Korea sanctions stay, too early to be optimistic about talks
South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in said yesteday sanctions on North Korea will not be eased for the sake of a summit with Pyongyang, but China’s state media warned nuclear North Korea will not be intimidated and that talks were the only solution.
North Korea calls UN chief ‘henchman’ of US
North Korea on Feb. 22 accused U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres of being a “kind of henchman who is representing the United States” after the U.N. chief said sanctions were essential to pressure Pyongyang.
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Two Koreas in talks on Winter Olympics athletes
North Korea has offered to send more than 200 cheerleaders to the Winter Olympics in the South and attend the Paralympics, Seoul said as the two Koreas met on Jan. 17 to discuss athlete numbers in the latest in a flurry of cross-border talks.
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Cuba expresses N. Korea support, calls for US ‘dialogue’
Cuba, one of North Korea’s few allies, called on Nov. 22 for “peace and stability” in the Korean peninsula and stressed the need for dialogue to reduce tensions between Pyongyang and Washington.