![]() | South Korea's Moon calls for peace with North in farewell speechMoon Jae-in leaves office on Tuesday following a single five-year term. |
![]() | Kim warns North Korea would 'preemptively' use nuclear weaponsSpeaking to thousands of troops and spectators mobilised for the event, Kim vowed to develop his nuclear forces at the "fastest possible speed" and threatened to use them if provoked. |
![]() | Leaders of 2 Koreas exchange letters of hope amid tensionsExperts say North Korea's announcement of the letters, which came as Kim possibly prepares for a nuclear test and other major provocations, is aimed at dividing public opinion in South Korea. |
![]() | Korean Summit: North to permanently close main nuclear complex facilitiesKim and Moon have decided to opt for peace, with North's promise of shutting down main missile testing sites. |
![]() | Kim Jong Un commits to summit with Trump, denuclearization: South KoreaKim may see the sit-down with Trump as necessary to easing pressure from crushing sanctions and to winning security assurances in a region surrounded by enemies. |
![]() | North Korea's Kim Jong Un hopes Donald Trump summit will 'end history of confrontation': Moon Jae-inDonald Trump rattled the region on Thursday by cancelling his meeting with Kim, citing open hostility from Pyongyang. |
![]() | South Korea welcomes prospect of 'reignited' US-North Korea talksTrump's cancellation of the summit blindsided treaty ally South Korea, which had brokered the remarkable detente between Washington and Pyongyang. |
![]() | Seoul: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says he'll give up nukes if US vows not to attackUS national security adviser John Bolton reacted coolly to word that Kim would abandon his weapons if the United States pledged not to invade. |
![]() | US hopes Korean summit would achieve progress towards future of peace, prosperityThe summit took place at Panmunjom, a small village located in the the demilitarised zone separating the two Koreas. |
![]() | North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says 'flooded with emotion' as enters SouthKim is the first North Korean leader to set foot on the South's territory since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a ceasefire. |
![]() | Starting line of new Korean history: Kim Jong Un on summit with Moon Jae-inKim's news agency said that the leader would 'open-heartedly' discuss with Moon "all the issues arising in improving inter-Korean relations and achieving peace. |
![]() | Kim Jong Un makes history, walks across the border urging Korean peaceAt Kim's invitation the two men briefly crossed hand-in-hand into the North before walking to the Peace House building on the southern side of the truce village of Panmunjom for the summit. |
![]() | South Korea asks North Korea to give up nuclear weaponsNorth Korea has justified its nuclear strategy citing the presence of nearly 30,000 US military personnel in South Korea. |
![]() | North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean envoys discuss possible inter-Korean summitSeoul said no agreement had yet been reached on a meeting between Kim and Moon, which would be the first such summit since 2007. |
![]() | South Korean president condemns North Korea's ballistic missile testPyongyang carried out its sixth, and largest, nuclear test in September and today's launch was the third successful test of an ICBM seen as capable of reaching much of the US mainland. |
![]() | US President Trump claims 'progress' on global problem of North KoreaSouth Korea is rolling out the red carpet for Trump as it seeks messages of assurance about the alliance and US resolve. |
![]() | Donald Trump arrives in South Korea for two-day visitUS President Donald Trump arrived here on Tuesday for a two-day visit that will include a bilateral summit with his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in. |
![]() | South Korea announces sanctions against PyongyangSouth Korea announced new unilateral sanctions against Pyongyang a day before US President Donald Trump arrives in Seoul on an Asian tour dominated by the North's nuclear programme. |
![]() | South Korea's current power holder did poorly in first 100 days: North Korean media grades President Moon Jae-inNorth Korea's top state newspaper gave the South's President Moon Jae-In a "fail" grade Friday for his first 100 days in office, dismissing his proffered olive branches as "hypocrisy". |
![]() | North Korea poses grave and growing threat: US and South KoreaUS President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-In have agreed that North Korea "poses a grave and growing direct threat". |
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