North Korea calls Pompeo 'poisonous plant' of US diplomacy - CNN
North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho launched a scathing attack against Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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New missile tests compound doubts about early resumption of U.S.-N.K. talks - Yonhap
North Korea's second missile tests in less than a week are casting doubts over the early resumption of working-level talks between the North and the United States to dismantle the regime's nuclear weapons program. On June 30, U.S. President Donald Trump said...
N. Korea's new missile launches complicate U.S. efforts to resume talks - Yonhap
North Korea's ballistic missile launches on Thursday mark a new turn in the on- again, off-again negotiations to dismantle the regime's nuclear weapons program, with experts agreeing talks are unlikely to happen in the near future. The launch of...
N Korea threatens S Korea over F35 jets - CNN
N Korea threatens to develop weapons to counter, if S Korea continues to acquire advanced F35 stealth fighters from the US.
After Trump’s historic visit to North Korea, what will come of new nuclear talks? - Nexstar News
The U.S. and North Korea are expected to revive stalled negotiation talks after President Trump became the first sitting U.S. president to set foot in North Korea. “A lot of progress has been made. A lot of friendships have been made,” said President Trump. Trump said meeting...
Mike Pompeo has Trump's ear, but who really wields the influence? - Washington Times
America’s top diplomat swept through the grandiose lobby of the famed Peninsula Hotel with purpose early on a recent morning. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo couldn’t have slept much since arriving late the night before, but he had a bounce in his step as a clutch of reporters attempted to...
The Hanoi Summit – We Asked Frank Aum What Happens Next in U.S.-North Korea Relations - National Interest
Most likely, we will see a return to the ad hoc, irregular diplomacy at the Pompeo and Biegun level we saw after Singapore. This is unfortunate because a consistent, working-level process is necessary for real progress on denuclearization and peace. The two sides will probably focus on narrowing...
Bolton brushes aside North Korean activity, says Trump remains confident of further talks - Washington Times
President Trump and his top advisers expressed optimism through the weekend that diplomatic efforts on denuclearization talks with Pyongyang can be revived, despite reports of North Korean ballistic missile and nuclear activity. National Security Adviser John R. Bolton sought to dampen the hype around...
Trump clings to 'all or nothing' strategy on North Korea - AFP
In Hanoi, Donald Trump overturned the widely held assumption he would be willing to settle for an interim agreement on North Korea’s denuclearization. But despite the breakdown of the summit and the atmosphere of scepticism that now abounds, the US president seems determined to stick with his “all or nothing” approach...
And now what? Uncertainty, if not crisis, ahead for US, N.Korea - AFP
So what comes next? After President Donald Trump's long-awaited second summit with North Korea ended inconclusively, the adversaries enter a period of deep uncertainty, if not fresh crisis. Trump, who had built up expectations for months over his second outing with leader Kim Jong Un, left Hanoi early with...