KoreaTimes - Inter-Korean summit 2018

The Korea Times

Entertainment & Arts

SCMP
Asia

The Korea Times

Entertainment & Arts

SCMP
Asia

The Korea Times

National

Inter-Korean summit 2018

Fri, June 9, 2023 | 21:04

Kim: I'm willing to visit Cheong Wa Dae

Kim: I'm willing to visit Cheong Wa Dae

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said he was willing to visit Cheong Wa Dae anytime if President Moon Jae-in invites him, during their summit at the truce village of Panmunjeom, Friday. He also proposed the two leaders meet more often. When the two leaders inspected a South Korean traditional honor guard before starting the bilateral talks, Moon told Kim that the ceremony was ...

Kim Rahn | 2018-04-27 13:44

How Moon and Kim make history

[Timeline] Inter-Korean ties under Moon Jae-in

TimelineInter-Korean ties under Moon Jae-in

The timeline shows how inter-Korean ties have developed since President Moon Jae-in inaugurated. The historic summit between the leaders of the two Korea began at 10:15 a.m., Friday. Moon and his counterpart Kim Jong-un shook hands at the military demarcation line (MDL) before their meeting at Peace House. / Korea Times graphic by Cho Sang-won, Jung Da-min

Jung Da-min | 2018-04-27 13:43

Moon-Kim summit in chronological order

Moon briefly goes off script to cross into North Korea at Kim's request

Moon briefly goes off script to cross into North Korea at Kim's request

Moon walked across the military demarcation line (MDL) to the North at 9:31 a.m., at the request of North Korean leader ...

Park Si-soo | 2018-04-27 13:38

NK leader's historic crossing to South captures public's attention

Seoul citizens shared a moment of collective awe and jubilation as they watched the two leaders of the divided Koreas shake hands in a historic summit in the countries' heavily-fortified border on Friday. What brought these people to one spot on a morning in the bustling capital city was the 5.5-meter-wide and 2.5-meter-high LED signage display installed by the Seoul Metropol...

2018-04-27 12:46

Young Koreans follow summit with high hopes

Is Seoul gagging press to prevent bad news?

Is Seoul gagging press to prevent bad news?

The Korea Communications Standards Commission (KCSC) is checking for allegedly incorrect or fake reports about Friday's inter-Korean summit. The commission's monitoring team is focusing on three areas: objectivity, sources and correcting incorrect or false reports.

2018-04-27 12:04

Young Koreans follow summit with high hopes

Young Koreans follow summit with high hopes

Despite some foreign media reports of young Koreans' lack of interest in the inter-Korean summit, many are following it with high hopes. “I'm hoping the talks could finally end decades of unnecessary military tension,” said a university student named Baek, 25, who is finishing his mandatory two-year military service. “I'm particularly excited by the prospect that a formal pea...

Lee Suh-yoon | 2018-04-27 11:54

NK leader's historic crossing to South captures public's attention

Pompeo photos - Trump's media play on Korea summit?

Pompeo photos - Trump's media play on Korea summit?

The case might be based on a great deal of circumstantial evidence without the smoking gun. But throw into the mix U.S. President Donald Trump's predilection for people's attention, and a credible case could be made. Trump's White House has released photos showing Mike Pompeo meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during Pompeo's secret visit to Pyongyang over the Easter wee...

Oh Young-jin | 2018-04-27 11:48

Photos show 'secret' Pompeo meeting with Kim

Political parties express hopes for peace

Political parties express hopes for peace

Political parties on Friday welcomed the start of a historic summit between the leaders of South and North Korea, voicing hopes for steps toward peace on the peninsula and the North's denuclearization. South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un had their first encounter early Friday, marking the third summit of its kind in history and the first in ...

2018-04-27 11:29

How Moon and Kim make history

How Moon and Kim make history

The leaders of the two Koreas shook hands Friday as they prepared for their historic meeting to discuss denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un appeared from the Panmungak, a building on the northern side of the truce village of Panmunjeom, at 9:27 a.m.

Kim Rahn | 2018-04-27 09:31

Kim: I'm willing to visit Cheong Wa Dae

'History renewed, here and now'

Experts hail 'Panmunjeom Declaration,' but unsure about its impact

NK leader to 'openheartedly' talk with Moon at summit: state media

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will "openheartedly" discuss pending inter-Korean issues with South Korean President Moon Jae-in at a historic summit Friday, the North's state media said. The North's leader left Pyongyang early Friday for a summit that will be held for the first time at the border truce village of Panmunjom, according to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).

2018-04-27 08:37

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Top 10 Stories

1	Gov't to launch intensive crackdown against foreigners committing drug crimes

2	Dog meat traders condemn first lady, animal rights groups' push for ban

3	INTERVIEWSpaceX's Starlink in Kyiv is wake-up call for Seoul

4	Billy Graham Seoul Crusade celebrates 50th anniversary

5	Dollar remittance, foreign exchange rules to be eased

6	Home gardening boom inspires plant adoption, specialized care services for leafy companions

7	Yoon's labor reform drive sputters as umbrella union exits talks

8	Korean businesses seek tougher punishments for industrial espionage

9	Yoon calls for all-out efforts to win chip war

10	Bookstore specializing in film is haven for readers and seaside lovers alike

DARKROOM