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No breakthrough ahead for nuclear talks - Vimarsana News

No breakthrough ahead for nuclear talks

No breakthrough ahead for nuclear talks Posted : 2021-01-10 16:17 Deadlock in inter-Korean ties expected to continue By Kang Seung-woo North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's long-awaited Workers' Party Congress message clarifying his "steadfast will" to develop his regime's nuclear program is throwing cold water on any gleam of hope for progress in the U.S.-North denuclearization talks ― even after the leadership change in Washington ― and possible developments in inter-Korean relations, according to Pyongyang watchers, Sunday. Negotiations on North Korea's denuclearization have been stalled...

Why leaflets should stop - Vimarsana News

Why leaflets should stop

Why leaflets should stop By Yang Moo-jin The recent passage of the "anti-leaflet law" in the National Assembly came as an amendment to the Development of Inter-Korean Relations Act to prohibit the sending of leaflets with anti-North Korea messages across the border. The opposition People Power Party and critics claimed the amendment violates freedom of speech and works against the efforts to improve human rights in North Korea. Some even belittled it as a "law upholding the order from Kim Yo-jong," North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister. Is this really true? The people of the Republic of...

Biden administration advised to recognize Singapore statement - Vimarsana News

Biden administration advised to recognize Singapore statement

Biden administration advised to recognize Singapore statement Posted : 2020-12-10 16:33 Updated : 2020-12-10 18:25 Former Unification Ministers Jeong Se-hyun, left, and Lee Jong-seok, right, with Joseph Yun on screen, a former U.S. special representative for North Korea policy, participate in a session of the International Symposium on Sustainable Peace on the Korean Peninsula, at Yonsei University in Seoul, Thursday. The five-session event was co-hosted by the Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS) and the Yonsei Institute for North Korean Studies. / Courtesy of Korean Culture and...