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US monitoring N. Korea's covert operation to supply artillery shells to Russia: Pentagon
Nov 9, 2022
WASHINGTON -- The United States is closely watching the suspected delivery of North Korean artillery shells to Russia, a Pentagon spokesman said Tuesday after Pyongyang dismissed US reports that it may be covertly supplying arms to Russia for use in Ukraine. Defense department spokesman, Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder, however, declined to comment when asked if the shipments have been received by Russia. "I am not going to have anything new to provide beyond what the NSC (has said), and as you highli
North Korea denies accusation that it supplied weapons for Russia
Nov 8, 2022
US denounces China, Russia for ‘shirking’ responsibilities as UNSC members in backing Pyongyang
US urges Russia, China to hold N. Korea accountable for recent provocations
Nov 8, 2022
WASHINGTON -- A state department spokesperson called on China and Russia on Monday to hold North Korea accountable for its missile launches in violation of UN Security Council sanctions, insisting failure to do so will not be in their interest. The call from state department press secretary Ned Price came after Moscow and Beijing blocked US-led efforts to punish North Korea for its recent provocations that included the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, along with more than a doze
Seoul, Washington, Tokyo warn Pyongyang provocations only create further isolation
Nov 7, 2022
North Korea reveals it carried out military operations last week, vows 'merciless' response to joint drills by the South, US
NK’s missile provocation deepens military rivalry on Korean Peninsula
Nov 6, 2022
North Korea’s ramped up missile provocations last week highlight the deepening divide between the West and Pyongyang's allies China and Russia, building more tension on the Korean Peninsula. North Korea launched an unprecedented number of missiles last week, prompting the United Nations Security Council to hold an emergency council session on Friday to discuss ways to handle the multiple sanctions violations by Pyongyang. The meeting, however, failed to draw a unified voice to hold
How China views the international and regional order
Nov 3, 2022
The international community has been in an era in which “no one backs you up” since the Donald Trump’s period. During the Trump era, US-China relations fell into a double trap of Thucydides and Kindleberger. Many in the international community believe that the international order has already entered the New Cold War between the US and China. Are we really in the New Cold War? Has the international order changed, or is it still changing? While the Cold War between the US and S
Inter-Korean military agreement 'dead' after N. Korean saber-rattling
Nov 3, 2022
But Seoul terminating agreement first will only give Pyongyang an excuse to justify more military provocations, experts warn
N. Korea covertly supplying artillery shells to Russia for use in Ukraine: White House
Nov 3, 2022
WASHINGTON -- North Korea is supplying a large number of artillery shells to Russia for use in the latter's ongoing aggression in Ukraine, a White House National Security Council spokesman said Wednesday. John Kirby, NSC coordinator for strategic communications, also said the North is trying to cover up its shipments by disguising their true destination. "In September, North Korea publicly denied that it intended to provide ammunition to Russia," Kirby said in a virtual press brie
Foreign victims of Itaewon disaster will be provided same aid program as Korean nationals
Nov 1, 2022
Government to offer up to W15m to cover cost of funeral, repatriation of bodies
South Korea co-sponsors resolution on NK human rights again, after 4 years
Nov 1, 2022
South Korea joined as a co-sponsor for a UN resolution on North Korea’s human rights abuses, the Foreign Ministry confirmed Tuesday, breaking a four-year hiatus to speak out against Pyongyang’s violations. South Korea joined other countries as a co-sponsor of a EU-draft resolution addressing the human rights situations in the North, which was submitted to the United Nations’ Third Committee on Monday in the US, Seoul's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lim Soo-suk confirmed in
US does not and will not recognize N. Korea as nuclear state: State Dept.
Nov 1, 2022
WASHINGTON -- The United States does not and will not recognize North Korea as a nuclear weapons state as it seeks to completely denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, a state department spokesperson said Monday. "That is not our policy. I do not foresee that ever becoming a policy," Ned Price told a press briefing when asked about the possibility of the US ever recognizing North Korea as a nuclear state. The remarks come as North Korea is widely anticipated to conduct a nuclear test, its
Worst tragedy in almost decade since Sewol ferry disaster
Oct 30, 2022
Saturday's Halloween crowd crush, which resulted in 153 deaths and more than 100 injuries as of Sunday afternoon, would be recorded as the worst national tragedy in almost a decade, since the Sewol ferry disaster in 2014. The Itaewon tragedy also marks as the worst human stampede case rare in the country's history, and has raised public concerns over the country's lack of measures for public safety and crowd management. One accident where a large number of casualties occurred from
Yoon says South Korea has never supplied lethal weapons to Ukraine
Oct 28, 2022
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said on Friday the country has never supplied lethal weapons to Ukraine, reiterating the government’s position after Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that such a decision would harm their bilateral ties. “We have been delivering humanitarian and peaceful support to Ukraine, together with the international society,” Yoon said during a doorstepping session at the Presidential Office in Yongsan, Seoul. His remarks came a day after Puti
Yoon says S. Korea has never provided lethal weapons to Ukraine
Oct 28, 2022
South Korea has never provided lethal weapons to Ukraine, President Yoon Suk-yeol said Friday, after Russian President Vladimir Putin warned of negative consequences for the two countries' relations if Seoul sent arms to Ukraine. "We've provided humanitarian and peaceful assistance to Ukraine but never lethal weapons," Yoon told reporters. "It's a matter of sovereignty, and we are trying to maintain peaceful relations with all countries around the world, including Russia." (Y
Korea looks to corporate donations to resolve forced labor dispute with Japan: report
Oct 27, 2022
Seoul's First Vice Foreign Minister's talks with his Japanese counterpart during Tokyo trip have gone "in-depth" on the issue
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