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Ministry says cancellation of Samsung-chartered flights to China does not mean halt of 'fast-track' programNov 13, 2020The foreign ministry said Friday that this week's cancellation of two Samsung-chartered flights to China does not mean a suspension of a bilateral "fast-track" program to ease COVID-19 entry restrict... -
Moon congratulates US congressional leaders, asks for allianceNov 13, 2020President Moon Jae-in has formally congratulated US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other key American congressional figures for their recent election wins, requesting their continued support for the ... -
Seoul to provide aid to hurricane-hit Central American nationsNov 12, 2020South Korea will provide $700,000 in humanitarian assistance to five Central American nations to help them recover from recent hurricane damage, Seoul's foreign ministry said Thursday. South Korea w... -
Moon dials up diplomatic push for Southeast AsiaNov 12, 2020Unveils ‘New Southern Policy Plus’ at Korea-ASEAN Summit, envisions deeper cooperation with Southeast Asia, other nations -
Pope Francis expresses hope to visit North KoreaNov 12, 2020Pope Francis has expressed hope of visiting North Korea sometime in the future, reaffirming his previous stance of wanting to bring about peace on the Korean Peninsula. The pontiff made the remar... -
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[Herald Interview] Biden will be tough on China, but likely to rescind tariffs, experts sayNov 12, 2020‘US will bolster Quad; raise diplomatic presence in Southeast Asia’ -
Biden says he is looking forward to working with Moon on challenges, including N. KoreaNov 12, 2020WASHINGTON -- US President-elect Joe Biden said Wednesday he looks forward to working closely with South Korean President Moon Jae-in on various challenges facing their countries, such as the North K... -
Moon, Biden reaffirm commitment to alliance, cooperation on global issuesNov 12, 2020President Moon Jae-in on Thursday spoke with US President-elect Joe Biden via phone, reaffirming their commitment to the alliance and to cooperating on global issues ranging from the COVID-19 pandemi... -
FM Kang's late father-in-law to become state-honored independent fighterNov 12, 2020Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha's late father-in-law will be posthumously recognized by the state as a patriot for his contribution to Korea's independence from the Japanese colonial rule, the vetera... -
Moon, Biden agree to cooperate closely on N. Korean nuke issue in phone callNov 12, 2020South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his incoming US counterpart, Joe Biden, agreed to work closely together to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue, as they had a 14-minute phone conversation Th... -
Biden visits Korean War memorial in Philadelphia on US Veterans DayNov 12, 2020WASHINGTON -- US President-elect Joe Biden made a brief trip to a Korean War veterans' memorial in his home state of Pennsylvania on Wednesday as the United States observed its national Veterans Day.... -
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[Herald Interview] 'Seoul needs to ask NK to refrain from provocations'Nov 11, 2020After four tumultuous years of the Donald Trump presidency, countries around the world are trying to figure out what President-elect Joe Biden’s America will mean for them. With Biden’s win on pl... -
Spy chief’s Tokyo trip unlikely to spark dramatic changes in Korea-Tokyo relationsNov 11, 2020The South Korean National Intelligence Service chief’s series of meetings with Japanese leaders appear unlikely to spark sudden changes in bilateral relations, with his suggestions reportedly being m... -
FM meets with people close to Biden, stresses need for US to prioritize NK issueNov 11, 2020WASHINGTON -- South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha said Tuesday she met with people considered close to US President-elect Joe Biden and stressed the need for the incoming administration to p... -
Vice FM Lee reiterates S. Korea's commitment to strengthening multilateralismNov 11, 2020Second Vice Foreign Minister Lee Tae-ho has renewed South Korea's commitment to strengthening multilateralism to help cope with the COVID-19 pandemic and other global challenges, the foreign ministry...
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