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US Mulling Partial Sanctions Relief to N Korea in Exchange for Nuclear Freeze
The United States is considering suspending certain sanctions on North Korea for 12 to 18 months in exchange for the dismantling of the entire nuclear weapons programme, including a main nuclear production facility, a source privy to White House talks said on Thursday.
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Kim Visits National Mausoleum to Pay Respects to Country's Founding Leader
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Monday paid a visit to the country's national mausoleum, the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, on the occasion of the 25th death anniversary of his grandfather and the regime's founding leader Kim Il-sung, according to state media.
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N Korea Says Freed Australian Student Was 'spying', Pleaded for Pardon
Alek Sigley, the Australian student who was released by the North Korean government earlier this week, was "spying" in the reclusive communist country and repeatedly asked for pardon after admitting that he was doing "anti-state" activities, state media said on Saturday.
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US Envoy for N Korea to Embark on Two-nation Europe Visit for Denuclearisation Talks
US Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun will pay a visit to Belgium and Germany early next week for negotiations with officials to revitalise the reclusive communist country's stalled denuclearisation process.
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Nuclear Negotiations Between US and N Korea Likely to Resume in Mid-July: Pompeo
The stalled nuclear negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang is expected to resume in mid-July, said United States Secretary of State Michael Pompeo on Sunday, following the historic meeting between Donald Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un.
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Trump Hopeful of Deal with N Korea, Hints at Third Summit with Kim
Downplaying North Korea's warning that the United States must change the course of its negotiations before its patience runs out, US President Donald Trump on Wednesday was of the view that Pyongyang desires to make a deal with Washington.
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N Korea Urges US to Adopt 'strategic Choice' to Resume Talks, Warns 'patience Has a Limit'
Four months into the stalled denuclearisation talks between the United States and North Korea following the failed Hanoi summit, Pyongyang has once again urged Washington to reflect upon the "correct strategic choice" to resume talks before its patience wears down, state media reported.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister Reappears at Iconic Mass Games
The powerful younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appeared in public for the first time in more than 50 days at Pyongyang's iconic mass games, casting doubts on media speculation that she had been ordered by her brother to lay low over a failed nuclear summit with Washington.
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