While a good personal relationship is conducive to negotiations, no predictions or assumptions can be made on DPRK-U.S. relations which are now back to a tense standoff as before.
Ties strained between US and EU amid trade escalations, calls for increased EU military expenditure.
Depending on foreign imperialism to prop up ones country can only lead down the road of national ruin and the end of any resemblance of sovereignty.
With less than two weeks left in the deadline for the U.S. to make a significant turn in its stance towards the DPRK, they have instead opted to ramp up its pressure and hostile moves against the Korean people.
U.S. Ambassador to south Korea directly pressures national lawmakers to accept Trump regime demands of putting the financial burden of occupying troops on Korean taxpayers, attempting a $5 billion extortion.
United States continues provocations and moves for increased UN pressure campaign while simultaneously touting nonsense of successful dialogues for domestic political gain.
Cabal of imperialist EU states issue vicious joint statement amid immense pressure by the United States.
The United States should reconsider how it wishes to greet the New Year, and not take for granted the magnanimous patience shown by the DPRK.
The United States will choose how it greets the New Year as the DPRK’s end-of-year ultimatum for diplomacy quickly approaches.
Time is running out for the United States to take action and drop its senseless hostile policy against the DPRK.
There can be no discussions of the nuclear issue without first addressing the fundamental root causes of tensions, the hostile anti-DPRK policy of the United States.
Documentary shows far-reaching extent of U.S. genocidal acts on the peninsula, reducing all of Korea’s cities in the north to rubble before being forced to a stalemate by the Korean people.
United States seeking to turn southern Korea into a logistics base for an even tighter grip on Northeast Asia.
Imperialist dog Joseph Biden running another fruitless presidential campaign, incapable of maintaining any popular support despite overwhelming media sycophancy.
The nuclear issue of the Korean peninsula cannot be resolved so long as the United States persists in its hostile policy.
The magnanimous patience of the DPRK government is wearing thin as window narrows for U.S. to change its strategy in negotiations.
Book details history of the hostile U.S. policies towards the DPRK from 1945 to 2013, and Korea’s hard fought struggle for their rights to independence and self-development.
Dangerous war provocations by the United States pushes peninsula closer to war and puts future talks at risk.
First vice-chairman of DPRK State Affairs Commission emphasizes point that senseless hostile U.S. policy behind lack of improvement in DPRK-U.S. relations; calls for NAM member states to put cooperation on higher level.
Patriotic students storm embassy in the latest public backlash against U.S. occupying forces and their shameless demand for extracting more wealth from the Korean nation for the upkeep of foreign forces.
