North Korea

SK: New summit with NK-U.S. could be ‘turning point’ for peace

South Korea confirms the new summit between the U.S. and North Korea to be held next month. According to a South Korean spokesman Saturday, the summit will take place in late February, with the hope it will be a ‘turning point for lasting peace on the Korean peninsula’. The summit will also reportedly pursue the continued goal of denuclearization, which was previously agreed on by President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during a June summit in Singapore.

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South Korea in favor of sanction exemptions to restart inter-Korean economic projects

South Korea is reportedly in favor of sanction exemptions for North Korea, so the peninsula can restart joint economic projects.

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President Trump, Kim Jong Un signal they’re willing to meet for second summit

With a new year ahead, President Trump is remaining optimistic about the future of relations with North Korea.

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U.S. and North Korea set stage for second summit

With a new year ahead, President Trump remains optimistic about the future of relations with North Korea.

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President Trump Tells OAN June 12 Still Possible Date for NK Summit

President Trump tells OAN that the original June 12 date is still on the table for a possible NK Summit and that the two countries are once again communicating.