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A North Korean military observation post is seen from South Korean border area in Paju, Gyeonggi, on Nov. 18, 2025.

Pyongyang trains soldiers to see Seoul as enemy to crush by force: Report

North Korean military training reportedly teaches troops that unification with South Korea must be achieved through force, Radio Free Asia said.

2026.8.18

President Lee Jae Myung speaks during a ministerial briefing held at the Blue House in central Seoul on Aug. 4.

Lee emphasizes maintaining peace, stability in 'era of upheaval in international order'

President Lee Jae Myung equated peace to food and the economy, suggesting that maintaining peace on the Korean Peninsula also supports economic stability.

2026.8.5

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Seoul's foreign minister calls for support for peace on Korean Peninsula at Asean Plus Three talks

At the gathering of top diplomats, Cho Hyun called for stronger regional cooperation on food and energy security as the Iran war impacts supply chains.

2026.7.23

Prime minister nominee calls North Korea both a 'threat' and 'compatriot'

During her confirmation hearing, prime minister nominee Han Seong-sook described North Korea as both a threat and a compatriot, stressing that managing relations with the other is important to preserving peace on the peninsula.

2026.6.25

How Korea survived five historic invasions (KOR)

A historical review argues Korea’s repeated survival against stronger enemies offers lessons for deterring North Korea’s growing nuclear threat.

2026.6.22

How Korea survived five historic invasions

A historical review argues Korea’s repeated survival against stronger enemies offers lessons for deterring North Korea’s growing nuclear threat.

2026.6.21

Beijing and Pyongyang draw closer as Seoul falls behind (KOR)

Chinese President Xi Jinping's Pyongyang visit signals a sharper China-North Korea-Russia alignment that could leave Seoul with less room to maneuver.

2026.6.16

Beijing and Pyongyang draw closer as Seoul falls behind

Chinese President Xi Jinping's Pyongyang visit signals a sharper China-North Korea-Russia alignment that could leave Seoul with less room to maneuver.

2026.6.15

Unification Ministry spokesperson Yoon Min-ho speaks during a press briefing held at the central government complex in Jongno District on June 15.

Unification Ministry vows to press on with peace drive despite Pyongyang's rebuffs

Korea’s Unification Ministry said it will continue trust-building efforts and avoid hostility even after North Korea denounced Seoul’s coexistence policy.

2026.6.15

North Korea turns on South Korea's Lee after Seoul and the EU reject Pyongyang’s nuclear status, condemn military ties with Moscow

Pyongyang’s sudden reversal from praising President Lee to denouncing his “mask of peace” underscores its pressure tactics as South Korea deepens coordination with Europe and the United States.

2026.6.14