Inter-Korean
Information related to inter-Korean developments
Seoul urges North Korea to keep calm during US presidential transition
As of Nov. 13, North Korea has not said anything about President-elect Joe Biden’s victory
Biden and Moon talk North Korea denuclearization and vow to meet next year
Both leaders spoke by phone on Thursday, marking their first official chat after Biden became President-elect
How South Korean NGOs impact inter-Korean relations – NKNews Podcast Ep. 156
Sang-young Hong of the Korean Sharing Movement talks about civil society's interactions with North Korea
Seoul’s foreign minister: Biden will handle North Korea differently from Obama
South Korean foreign minister Kang Kyung-wha meets with Pompeo and other officials in Washington, D.C.
Moon tells Biden he hopes North and South can play bigger roles in Korea issues
South Korean leader stresses the two Koreas are the “stakeholders” on the peninsula, hopes for strong U.S.-ROK alliance
No breakthrough in inter-Korean relations under Biden, 50% of South Koreans say
South Korean conservatives, progressives split on relations with North Korea under Biden, according to 500-person survey
South Korean President Moon congratulates Biden, emphasizes ‘rock-solid’ bond
President-elect Joe Biden delivered a victory speech vowing to “make America respected around the world again”
US closely monitoring ROK’s criminal investigation of North Korea activists
Dept of State says activists should be able to "freely exercise the freedoms of expression, assembly, and association"
‘My family is infuriated’: Shooting victim’s brother meets defense minister
Lee Dae-jun was killed by North Korean soldiers on Sept. 22, and his brother remains unconvinced that he tried to defect
Seoul police sends three North Korea human rights groups to prosecutors’ office
Groups accused of violating inter-Korean exchange law by sending balloons filled with bibles or leaflets, sources say
