Inter-Korean
Information related to inter-Korean developments
Top South Korean officials to seek sanctions exemption on COVID-19 aid for North
Chief inter-Korean policy lawmaker and unification minister discuss sending medical experts and quarantine supplies
North Korean ships could be permitted in South’s waters, pending agreement: MOU
UN sanctions would still require Seoul to exercise due diligence and inspect DPRK vessels, however
“May 24” sanctions no longer a barrier to inter-Korean cooperation: MOU
South Korean official admits that unilateral sanctions have "lost their effect"
South Korean military, citing bad weather, postpones planned maritime drills
Defense ministry dismisses local reports that Seoul may be "tiptoeing" around Pyongyang by rescheduling exercises
North Korean media slams “confrontational” South Korean human rights white paper
KINU report says public executions in North Korea become less frequent, but still commonplace
First coronavirus-related private aid from South Korea arrives in the North: MOU
Hand sanitizers worth $80,887 arrived in the DPRK early May, with 20,000 hazmat suits yet to be sent
Despite election success, Moon faces difficulties with Washington and Pyongyang
Cost-sharing talks with Washington and an inter-Korean impasse promise to challenge the ROK President in the coming year
South Korea to resume dialogue with the North once COVID-19 crisis calms: MOU
Comments come as Pyongyang-run media denounces Seoul's need for "U.S. approval" in unification, foreign policy
Stay the course: Moon bets on sanctions-free engagement with North Korea
The South Korean President is thinking in the long-term and will likely not be deterred by a rough patch in relations
South Korea, U.S. maintaining communication with North Korea: Moon
Moon Jae-in says his proposal on independent tourism also remains valid, despite North Korea's lack of response
