U.S. North Korea relations

Yeonmi Park, who has become a popular conservative figure in the U.S., responded to Tuesday's news of the American soldier who crossed into North Korea.

North Korea, praised by Russian state media for its arsenal, is thought by experts to have up to 50 warheads.

The young girl is believed to be named Kim Chu-ae, but it's not entirely clear how old the dictator's daughter might be.

As time has gone by, the North Korea problem has congealed into a hardened, seemingly unbreakable form.

U.S. presidents come and go. But the perennial issue that is the North Korean nuclear weapons program stays very much the same.

If the U.S. wants North Korea to cease and desist from missile tests, it needs to have the fortitude to negotiate a cap on them.

Kim Yo Jong, sister of Kim Jong Un, issued a statement Friday saying that North Korea would consider officially ending the war in exchange for sanctions relief.

In Japan, the missile can hit approximately 80 U.S. military installations except those at the northernmost tip of the nation. Whereas in South Korea, the missile could reach all 73 U.S. military bases.

U.S. Special Representative for North Korea Policy Sung Kim asked for North Korea to "respond positively to our multiple offers to meet without preconditions."

China did not respond to questions about North Korea's newest missile tests, instead urging all parties involved to "actively engage in dialogue and contact."

North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Son Gwon said contact with the U.S. "would get us nowhere, only taking up precious time."

The newspaper's account says the North Korean leader had the choir conductor shot 90 times after a night of performances to mark a holiday.

We are unable to admit the obvious, that at least in the short-to-medium term, North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons, the only tool it has to deter Washington in a crisis.

The president told reporters he used to discuss nukes with his uncle "all the time."

The U.S. president said more points were agreed upon after the document was signed.

The two leaders will have a private chat for two hours.

David Sneddon's parents hope the Singapore summit could help bring their son home.

The Singapore Mint has produced coins in gold, silver and nickel.

The island Sentosa was named for the Malay word for "peace" and "tranquility."

The U.S. secretary of state and North Korean general broke bread in New York City Wednesday while working to salvage the summit.

Saying the cancellation was "unexpected," Pyongyang remains willing to meet the U.S. "any time," the foreign ministry statement said.

In exchange, Pyongyang wants security guarantees.

Mike Pompeo's secret meeting with Kim Jong Un topped a year of turbulent relations.

Kim's reported speech mentioned the U.S. talks only in the English-language version of the state-run media.

The two countries use the same term, but mean different things.

The state-controlled news agency commentary is the first official acknowledgement of a thawing in relations with the U.S.

President Trump has agreed to meet the North Korean leader for talks.

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South Korean officials think North Korea needs time to organize.

Joseph Yun would have had a major role to play in possible U.S. talks with North Korea.