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U.S.-North Korea Summit Likely by Mar.

South Korea's Spy Agency Sees Chance of US-North Korea Summit, Lawmaker Says

South Korea's spy agency thinks there is a high possibility that North Korea and the United States will hold a summit, suggesting that Pyongyang may pursue a meeting after March, a lawmaker said.

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South Korea sees chance of US-North Korea summit after March next year, Yonhap says

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‘High chance’ of North Korea-US summit in March or later, says Seoul’s spy agency

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North Korea's Kim could conduct a nuclear test near term if he chose, South Korean intelligence says

North Korea's Kim Jong Un could conduct a nuclear test at the country's Punggye-ri nuclear test facility in a short time if he decided to, the News1 news agency reported on Wednesday, citing South Kor...

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South Korea's spy agency sees chance of US-North Korea summit, lawmaker says

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Hegseth says US-South Korea alliance focused on North Korea but 'flexibility' needed

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Kim Jong Un is ‘willing to engage’ with Trump and could seek summit soon, South Korea says

“The (National Intelligence Services) NIS believes that Kim Jong Un is willing to engage in dialogue with the United States and will have contact with the United States in the future when conditions are met,” lawmaker Lee Seong Kweun told the media after a briefing by the South Korean spy agency.

Anadolu Agency

USS George Washington aircarft carrier arrives in South Korea, marking first visit under Lee administration

The USS George Washington nuclear-powered aircraft carrier arrived in South Korea on Wednesday, marking the first visit by a US aircraft carrier since President Lee Jae Myung took office in June.

Daily NK

Satellite imagery reveals unauthorized expansion of South Korean bus operations in North Korea

Hyundai buses originally meant for industrial complex workers are now ferrying tourists to coastal resorts and royal tombs across the country.

UPI

Time to resume broadcasting to North Korea

Oct. 10 (UPI) --Two recent shifts in U.S. policy toward North Korea deserve careful attention. One is the resumption, after a six-month hiatus, of Voice of America broadcasts directed at the North. The other is the permanent deployment of the U.S. MQ-9 ...