The White House. (File|AP) 
World

Donald Trump, Xi Jinping agree on 'maximizing pressure' on North Korea: White House

The two leaders committed to maximizing pressure on North Korea through vigorous enforcement of United Nations Security Council resolutions

From our online archive

UNITED NATIONS: US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping committed to "maximizing pressure on North Korea", the White House said Monday, amid an escalating crisis over Pyongyang's ballistic and nuclear weapons programs.

In a phone call the two men discussed "North Korea's continued defiance of the international community and its efforts to destabilize Northeast Asia," the White House said.

"The two leaders committed to maximizing pressure on North Korea through vigorous enforcement of United Nations Security Council resolutions."

Budget 2026: Three pillars, a possible Baahubali-like gamechanger and even a likely tax sop

Census 2027: Centre releases 33-point questionnaire for house listing phase

India skips Trump’s Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ launch at Davos, weighs invite amid concerns

Donald Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ looks like privatised UN with one shareholder — the US president

Airlines lack spare aircraft to take up IndiGo’s curtailed slots

SCROLL FOR NEXT