South Korea supports Trump's efforts to resume North Korea talks
Most outlets reported that South Korea backs U.S. President Donald Trump’s efforts to restart dialogue with North Korea. Business Recorder emphasized South Korea’s commitment to confidence-building measures and the resumption of talks, while Dunya News highlighted the need for substantive progress on the North Korean nuclear weapons issue.
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South Korea backs Trump’s efforts to resume North Korea talks
South Korea has voiced support for US President Donald Trump’s efforts to restart dialogue with North Korea. National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac said Seoul would actively support confidence-building steps between Washington and Pyongyang. He said South Korea wants both sides to resume talks and reduce tensions. The remarks came as efforts to reopen diplomatic channels […]
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South Korea backs Trump’s push to revive North Korea talks
South Korea has welcomed US President Donald Trump’s efforts to restart dialogue with North Korea but wants any renewed negotiations to
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South Korea backs Trump's efforts to resume North Korea talks
Seoul believes the resumption of talks between the U.S. and North Korea should focus on substantive progress on the North Korean nuclear weapons issue
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South Korea backs Trump's efforts to resume North Korea talks
SEOUL: South Korea supports US President Donald Trump’s efforts to resume dialogue with North Korea and will actively back confidence-building measures and the restart of talks between the two sides, South Korea’s national security adviser said on Friday. Seoul believes the resumption of talks between the US and North Korea should focus on substantive progress on the North Korean n...
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