South Korea, US, Japan condemn North Korea arms supplies to Russia
South Korea and the US have said they will impose sanctions to curb North Korea’s pursuit of weapons technologies, as the isolated regime looks for better satellites and…
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S. Korea mulls response to NK arms deals
South Korea is closely monitoring developments in the latest military exchanges between North Korea and Russia and will consider measures in response, a senior official at the…
Japan thanks S. Korea for Israel rescue effort
On board the plane, which landed at Seoul Air Base late Saturday, were 163 South Koreans, 51 Japanese and six Singaporeans.
S. Korea’s Foreign Minister Park Jin reaffirms confidence in Indo-Pacific strategy
The plan has boosted S. Korea's relations with US, Japan while resetting China ties, he notes.
Trilateral Korea-Japan-China meeting opens after four-year hiatus
The Korean presidential office is pushing for the tour, in hopes it would defuse worries over what some see as foreign policies that potentially alienate China.
President Yoon pushes for Xi’s visit to firm up ties with China
President Xi’s visit is expected to defuse worries over President Yoon’s recent steps that some see to be potentially alienating Beijing as Seoul has sought to position itself…
South Korea frees Iran funds
The South Korean government confirmed that it had transferred to Qatar Iranian funds frozen in South Korean banks under US sanctions, as part of a prisoner swap deal.
Room for Seoul-Beijing engagement growing
The summit between North Korea and Russia, has left room for South Korea to actively engage with China, appealing to its reluctance to back the grinding conflict that is facing…
China says Kim-Putin talks are about their own ties
Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a press briefing that “Kim’s visit to Russia is what the two countries have agreed and ... (it is about) their…
Yoon, Kishida agree to work on trilateral summit with China
Yoon asked Kishida to help reopen the meeting after a four-year hiatus prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Yoon’s office said.