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Why South Korea can’t stop — and won’t stop — its North Korea outreach
With record-low approval ratings, Moon is trying to convince his longtime fans — not his haters
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
Biden calls North Korean nukes a ‘serious threat’ in first speech to Congress
The U.S. president said he’ll address DPRK issues with “diplomacy” and “stern deterrence”
Seoul official: North Korea’s words may be ‘harsh,’ but it’s still open to talks
Unification minister Lee In-young said Pyongyang is still “controlling the level of intensity” in its rhetoric
Friends and then foes: Korea’s three-year rollercoaster ride, explained
North Korea is test-firing missiles and slamming Seoul and Washington. What can South Korea’s president do to fix it?
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
What we lost with North Korea’s dwindled expat population: A diplomat’s account
Ambassador Thomas Schäfer recalls what he learned from his firsthand experiences in the DPRK
South Korea wants to set up embassy-like ‘mission’ in North Korean capital
Unification ministry vows to explore new tourism and trade projects with the DPRK in the near future
Is South Korea finally losing its patience with the North?
South Korean foreign minister Chung Eui-yong had some harsh words for North Korea recently
North Korea shows sign of airstrike drill around replica South Korean Blue House
Satellite imagery shows airstrike targets were freshly painted near the mock Blue House since mid-April