North Korea's Foreign Ministry warned that Washington would receive a "Christmas present" from Pyongyang. This statement was made by First Deputy Foreign Minister of the DPRK Ri Tae Son, who accused the United States of delaying negotiations on denuclearization and of American politicians using these negotiations...
North Korea has billed the US $ 2 million for medical services provided to Otto Wombier following his release from prison in North Korea in 2017, according to the Washington Post. Wombier, a 21-year-old college student from Wyoming, died shortly after returning to America ...
US President Donald Trump lifted sanctions against the DPRK imposed by the US Treasury Department on March 21, RBC writes. “The US Treasury Department announced that additional large-scale sanctions will be added to the existing sanctions on North Korea. Today I ordered the withdrawal of these additional sanctions! ”, ...
A new meeting between the US President and the DPRK leader will take place at the end of February. This was announced after Trump's conversation with a North Korean general who arrived in Washington. After meeting with special envoy Kim Jong-un, General Kim Yong Chol, the White House announced ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said in his New Year's address that his resolve to completely denuclearize the country remains unchanged, but he may have to look for new ways for this process if the US continues to demand unilateral action from Pyongyang, writes Segodnya. ...
The United States announced its readiness to resume negotiations with North Korea after Pyongyang promised to dismantle key facilities of its missile program and offered to close the Yongbyon nuclear complex if Washington retaliates. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that he proposed to the Minister ...
In June 2017, 22-year-old student Otto Wombier, who had spent the previous 18 months in a North Korean prison, died in a hospital in Ohio. Pyongyang authorities accused the young man of attempting to steal a patriotic poster from the hotel where he was staying. For this, the American was sentenced to ...