Inter-Korean
Information related to inter-Korean developments
As of today, those who send flyers to North Korea can face three years in prison
The new law bans flyers, money and goods from being sent to the DPRK. Some activists say they’ll do it anyway.
Ballistic missiles, alliances and extraditions – NKNews Podcast Ep. 176
The NK News team talks about recent developments concerning North Korea in this roundtable discussion
Kim Yo Jong berates South Korean president and calls missile test ‘self defense’
The North Korean leader’s sister called Moon Jae-in a U.S. “parrot” and said the DPRK has a “right to self defense”
Forget planes. South Korea wants to ride a North Korean railway to the Olympics.
Seoul’s unification minister wants North and South Korean athletes to pull up to the Beijing Olympics together
Despite rising tensions, North and South Korea will likely talk again
For all its missile tests and state media condemnations, Pyongyang may still want to talk to Seoul in the coming years
Tokyo 2021? North Korean Olympic Committee holds mystery meeting in Pyongyang
North Korea is more likely to show up to the 2022 Olympics in Beijing than the games in Tokyo, one expert says
South Korea boasts ‘world-class’ missiles after North Korean test-fire
President Moon Jae-in reminded the public of Seoul’s missile capabilities, but also stressed the need for more dialogue
Russian foreign minister calls for an end to ‘arms race’ on the Korean Peninsula
Sergey Lavrov met with South Korean counterpart Chung Eui-yong hours after North Korea tested ballistic missiles
Why Moon Jae-in can’t be pressured into tackling North Korean human rights
President Moon Jae-in failed to implement parts of a North Korean human rights act and continues to rebuff the topic
Moon’s desperate North Korea outreach is costing him credibility in Washington
Moon must prove that he’s a rational actor — not an ideologue hell-bent on inter-Korean dialogue
