Despite past diplomatic efforts, North Korea remains a nuclear power, with Trump reaffirming his relationship with Kim Jong un while hinting at possible future engagement.

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US President Donald Trump has stated again that North Korea is "a nuclear power." The president's view differs from the United States government's official stance.

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A White House official said Mr Trump will pursue the complete denuclearisation of North Korea. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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South Korea's foreign minister told the country's legislature Wednesday that developing nuclear weapons is not off the table ...

South Korean military investigators charged two Air Force pilots on Thursday with criminal negligence over an accidental ...

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The National Assembly on Thursday passed a bipartisan resolution in support of a strengthened alliance with the US and ...