South Korean and Singaporean foreign ministers shaking hands during a diplomatic meeting in Seoul regarding North Korea.
South Korean and Singaporean foreign ministers shaking hands during a diplomatic meeting in Seoul regarding North Korea.
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South Korea seeks Singapore support for North Korea dialogue

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Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said on May 29 that South Korea has asked Singapore to support efforts to create conditions for dialogue with North Korea. Singaporean Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan visited Seoul after trips to China and North Korea.

Cho said in an interview with Yonhap News Agency that South Korea has fully conveyed its willingness for dialogue and its policy for peace through Singapore. He expressed belief that North Korea will eventually respond to efforts to ease tensions.

Balakrishnan met North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui during his visit to Pyongyang from May 27. The two sides discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and regional matters.

Cho noted that the possibility of U.S.-North Korea talks always remains open if Washington offers a good deal. He also said working-level consultations on revising the civilian nuclear cooperation agreement with the United States are proceeding smoothly.

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Foreign ministers from North Korea and Vietnam shaking hands in Pyongyang to agree on advancing bilateral cooperation.
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North Korea and Vietnam agree to advance bilateral cooperation

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North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui held talks with Vietnamese counterpart Le Hoai Trung in Pyongyang and agreed to deepen exchanges and cooperation in various fields.

North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui met with Singaporean counterpart Vivian Balakrishnan in Pyongyang on Tuesday for talks on bilateral ties.

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Prime Minister Kim Min-seok called on China to play a positive role in creating conditions for inter-Korean and U.S.-North Korea talks during a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang on June 23 in Dalian.

South Korea and the United States launched their first round of security talks on Tuesday to implement agreements reached by their leaders last year, including Seoul's push to acquire nuclear-powered submarines.

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South Korea's First Vice Foreign Minister Park Yoon-joo met with a U.S. lawmaker and policy experts in Washington to discuss the bilateral alliance and the Korean Peninsula.

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