North, South Korean Leaders to Meet in Pyongyang Next Month
The leaders of North and South Korea are slated to meet again sometime in September in what will be another historic moment in relations between the two nations.
South Korea
Mattis Heads to China for Strategic Talks with PLA
EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE, ALASKA—Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will make his first visit to China this week for talks with Chinese military leaders amid growing tensions over China’s militarization of islands in the South China Sea.
Mattis told reporters aboard an Air Force E-4B jet, a militarized Boeing 747, en route to northern Alaska that he plans to gauge China’s strategic approach to the United States during talks in Beijing.
Trump Announces ‘War Games’ With South Korea Will Stop, Calls Them ‘Provocative’
Rubio: Kim Jong Un ‘Does Not Want to Denuclearize,’ Destroying Facility Is ‘a Show’
Trump: June 12 Summit With Kim Jong Un ‘May Not Work Out’
Trump: We Will ‘Guarantee’ Kim Jong Un’s Safety at Summit Meeting
Pompeo: My Conversations With Kim Jong Un Were ‘Good,’ ‘Warm,’ ‘Substantive’
Trump on Whether He Deserves Nobel Prize: ‘Everyone Thinks So, but I Would Never Say It’
Pentagon: ‘NYT Story Is False,’ Trump Has Not Asked for Plan to Reduce Troop Numbers in South Korea
The Pentagon released a statement on Friday that called a New York Times story, which reported President Donald Trump is considering reducing the number of U.S. forces in South Korea, false.
Dem Rep Refuses to Give Trump Any Credit for North Korea Negotiations
