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North Korea claims zero confirmed COVID-19 cases while facing vaccine delays
North Korea is expecting 1.7 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine, but faces ongoing delays amid a surge of cases in India
US and South Korean defense officials to discuss North Korea next week
Officials will meet in Washington and discuss the transfer of wartime operational control
South Korea to hold regular military drills starting next week
Drills will cover wartime invasion scenarios, weapons of mass destructions and non-conventional threats like COVID-19
Seoul official forecasts ‘low possibility’ of North Korean military tension
Unification minister says Pyongyang will closely watch Moon-Biden summit this month before making any moves
Moon and Biden to meet on May 21 for first in-person presidential meeting
The two presidents are expected to showboat their "iron-clad alliance" and might discuss North Korea issues
US ridicules North Korean shoot-to-kill orders and human rights abuses
"The civilized world has no place for such brutality," US State Department spokesperson says
North Korea again claims zero COVID-19 cases after testing roughly 24,500 people
The DPRK self-reports its testing numbers to the World Health Organization
US and Japan vow to work on North Korea denuclearization at Washington summit
President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga also agreed to work on other “shared security” issues.
Senate confirms former North Korea negotiator as deputy secretary of state
Wendy R. Sherman is a foreign policy veteran and previously traveled to Pyongyang to meet former DPRK leader Kim Jong Il
North Korea reports zero confirmed COVID-19 cases after testing 21,663 people
The DPRK has tested 43,052 samples in total as of March 18, according to a new WHO report