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SEOUL: North Korea has demolished a major monument in its capital that symbolised the goal of reconciliation with South Korea on the orders of leader Kim Jong Un, who last week called the rival a "primary foe" and said unification was no longer possible. Satellite imagery of Pyongyang on Tuesday (Jan 23) s

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un declared South Korea should be named “primary foe and invariable principal enemy."

North Korea has decided to abolish agencies in charge of inter-Korean affairs at a key parliamentary meeting, as leader Kim Jong-un said South Korea should be marked "No. 1 hostile country" in the Constitution, state media reported ...

Inter-Korean relations hit a new low as North Korean leader Kim Jong-un ordered the removal of all symbols of reconciliation and cooperation between the two Koreas, a highly volatile and intricate relationship that endured for over 50 years, despite changes in South Korean governments and hereditary power succession in North Korea. South Korea will also be designated as the "primary foe and invariable principal ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Monday vowed to remove a massive monument to the possible reunification of the Korean Peninsula that his father constructed in Pyongyang, calling it an “eyesore.”

In a significant move, North Korea has decided to abolish key agencies responsible for inter-Korean affairs during the 10th session of the 14th Supreme People’s Assembly (SPA) held in Pyongyang.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has proposed amending the Constitution to officially designate South Korea as the primary foe. Additionally, he expressed an intent to annex the South in the event of a war.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Monday vowed to remove a massive monument to the possible reunification of the Korean Peninsula that his father constructed in Pyongyang, calling it an “eyesore.”

North Korea to abolish all reconciliation agencies and calls for constitution change to depart from peaceful unification