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North Korea
Thu, October 29, 2020 | 23:34
Joint probe on North Korea shooting incident should be conducted swiftly: PM
Joint probe on North Korea shooting incident should be conducted swiftly: PM
A joint inter-Korean investigation into a recent killing of a South Korean fisheries official by North Korean soldiers should be carried out as soon as possible, the South's prime minister said Monday. "Like it or not, (the two Koreas) cannot but foster peace through communication. In order to prevent this incident from developing into a serious hindrance, a fact-finding prob...
2020-09-28 10:29
  • Moon expresses condolences over death of South Korean official
  • Seoul in dilemma over North Korea's responses to deadly shooting
  • Seoul, Washington to discuss North Korea's killing of South Korean official
Seoul, Washington to discuss North Korea's killing of South Korean official
Seoul, Washington to discuss North Korea's killing of South Korean official
South Korea's top nuclear envoy Lee Do-hoon said Sunday he will discuss joint efforts with the United States to deal with the recent killing of a South Korean official by North Korea. Lee also said upon arriving in Washington that his talks with his U.S. counterpart, Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun, will also include President Moon Jae-in's recent call for efforts to...
2020-09-28 08:59
  • Moon expresses condolences over death of South Korean official
  • Joint probe on North Korea shooting incident should be conducted swiftly: PM
  • Seoul in dilemma over North Korea's responses to deadly shooting
North Korea warns South against violating sea border to search for missing official
North Korea warns South against violating sea border to search for missing official
North Korea warned South Korea Sunday to stop violating its western sea border in searching for the body of a missing citizen shot and killed in North Korean waters, saying it will search for the body on its own and hand it over if it's found. South Korea has been searching for the body of the 47-year-old fisheries official shot and killed by North Korean soldiers earlier las...
2020-09-27 10:09
  • Ruling party urges North Korea to accept joint probe into killing
  • South Korea to demand North make additional probe into killing
  • North Korean leader's apology aimed at maintaining status quo: experts
Reservoir dam near North Korea's nuclear complex breached: think tank
Reservoir dam near North Korea's nuclear complex breached: think tank
A reservoir dam near North Korea's Yongbyon nuclear complex has been breached, a U.S. think tank has said, citing recent satellite imagery.
2020-09-26 19:58
North Korean apology for killing incident a 'helpful step': US
North Korean apology for killing incident a 'helpful step': US
North Korea's apology over its recent fatal shooting of a South Korean government official is a "helpful step," the U.S. State Department said Friday, while reaffirming its support for Seoul's condemnation and demand for a full explanation.
2020-09-26 10:01
  • North Korea warns South against violating sea border to search for missing official
  • South Korea to demand North make additional probe into killing
  • North Korean leader's apology aimed at maintaining status quo: experts
  • President's '10 hours' under attack
South, North give different accounts over killing of South Korean official
South, North give different accounts over killing of South Korean official
Controversy has risen over the huge differences between Seoul's and Pyongyang's accounts regarding a South Korean maritime official's disappearance, his alleged attempt to defect to the North and his death.
2020-09-25 17:59
  • North Korean apology for killing incident a 'helpful step': US
  • North Korean leader's apology aimed at maintaining status quo: experts
North Korean leader's apology aimed at maintaining status quo: experts
North Korean leader's apology aimed at maintaining status quo: experts
North Korea's unexpected apology over its killing of a South Korean civil servant earlier this week shows the totalitarian state does not want the issue to interfere with inter-Korean reconciliation, according to Pyongyang watchers, Friday. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has apologized to the South Korean people for the death of the South Korean official from the Ministry of...
Kang Seung-woo | 2020-09-25 17:00
  • Ruling party urges North Korea to accept joint probe into killing
  • North Korea warns South against violating sea border to search for missing official
  • South Korea to demand North make additional probe into killing
  • North Korean apology for killing incident a 'helpful step': US
  • Kim apologizes over North Korea's killing of South Korean official
  • South, North give different accounts over killing of South Korean official
Kim apologizes over North Korea's killing of South Korean official
Kim apologizes over North Korea's killing of South Korean official
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has offered an apology to the South Korean people for the killing of a South Korean civil servant by its military earlier this week, Cheong Wa Dae announced Friday. In a formal notice sent to the South, the North conveyed Kim's message that he feels "very sorry" for "disappointing" President Moon Jae-in and other South Koreans in connection wit...
2020-09-25 14:17
  • North Korean apology for killing incident a 'helpful step': US
  • North Korean leader's apology aimed at maintaining status quo: experts
Military tightens readiness posture after North Korea's killing of South Korean citizen
Military tightens readiness posture after North Korea's killing of South Korean citizen
South Korea tightened its military readiness posture to step up monitoring of North Korean military moves particularly near the tense sea border in the wake of the communist country's brutal killing of a South Korean citizen, the defense ministry said Friday. On Tuesday, North Korean troops shot the fisheries official who was adrift in its waters and incinerated his body. He ...
2020-09-25 14:09
North Korea stays mum on killing of South Korean official
North Korea stays mum on killing of South Korean official
North Korea stayed mum on its brutal killing of a South Korean fisheries official drifting near the western inter-Korean sea border, a day after Seoul demanded the North apologize amid mounting public anger. On Thursday, South Korea's defense ministry confirmed that North Korean soldiers fatally shot the 47-year-old South Korean official drifting in their waters and burned hi...
2020-09-25 09:44
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