#Moon Jae-in

Author: Ben Wolfgang / Source: The Washington Times As North Korea digs in its heels amid a “tense” relationship with the U.S., South Korean President Moon Jae-in arrived in Washington on Wednesday for a key meeting with President Trump — an opportunity, analysts say, for Mr. Moon to seize the

Author: Eun-Young Jeong / Source: WSJ Mr. Park and his father were escaping from North Korea—a dangerous journey of thousands of miles that, for many who flee, involves sneaking across China to countries where North Koreans are typically granted asylum and sent to Seoul. Getting caught in China

Source: Sunny Skyz North and South Korea took the first steps towards peace on Friday during the 2018 inter-Korean summit. President Moon Jae-in of South Korea and Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un of North Korea have met for the first time and agreed to end the Korean war. Screenshot / Credit: BBC

There is no love lost in the endlessly escalating war of words and delightful soundbites between Trump and North Korea, and after the President threatened to “totally destroy” North Korea, the country's foreign minister said Trump's UN speech amounted to “the sound of a dog barking,” adding that

After President Trump condemned North Korea's "hostile and dangerous" actions this morning, hours after the rogue state's 6th nuclear test, and according to the Kim regime first test of a hydrogen bomb, the press wanted to know one thing: will the US attack North Korea? "We'll see," Trump