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More than 70% of South Koreans surveyed want Biden to meet with Kim Jong Un
Seven out of 10 respondents also rated Trump and Kim’s letter-writing diplomacy positively
Top US and South Korean officials talk North Korea denuclearization and 2021
Madeleine Albright says she “learned a lot” from the Sunshine-era policies on North Korea
Decades later, a once-divided Germany still holds lessons for Korean peace
Bernhard Seliger of the Hanns Seidel Foundation weighs in on how North and South Korea can reconcile
Last year, North Korean workers were banned abroad. But some still didn’t leave.
A year has passed since the U.N. deadline, but North Koreans are thought to be stranded or illegally working overseas
South Korea picks new nuclear envoy to work with North Korea and the US
Noh Kyu-duk to replace Lee Do-hoon, who served as Seoul’s top nuclear envoy since Sept. 2017
Unification ministry op-ed: Why South Korea had to stop leaflet launches
Suh Ho, the vice minister at the Ministry of Unification, penned an exclusive op-ed about South Korea's leaflet bill
Don’t expect borders to reopen until COVID-19 ends, DPRK foreign ministry says
North Korea tells remaining foreign missions they should leave soon, as no relief for staff rotations is planned
Trump was too stingy during North Korea negotiations, former Seoul official says
Former unification minister Kim Yeon-chul says Biden should be more “flexible” about easing sanctions against the DPRK
A North Korean textbook shows that Pyongyang and Beijing are still ‘frenemies’
By all indications, Pyongyang and Beijing really cozied up in 2020. But a recent history book suggests otherwise.
A new law will dramatically change ROK intelligence — mostly for the better
Earlier this week, Seoul voted to transfer North Korea-related espionage investigations to the National Police Agency
