North Korea officializes the break with South Korea by removing references to "peaceful unification" from the Workers' Party statute and redefining inter-Korean relations as being between two hostile states. (translated)
The situation of Kim Jong-un has evolved notably, as North Korea has experienced sustained economic growth, expanded its nuclear arsenal, and gained the backing of powers such as Russia and China, which puts him in a position of greater strength and less need to negotiate with the United States. (translated)
Kim Jong-un has dismissed his Defense Minister No Kwang Chol and demoted him within the party hierarchy, as he restructures North Korea's military leadership and solidifies his control over the military amidst a tense international environment. (translated)
In North Korea, Defense Minister No Kwang-chol was dismissed and replaced by Kim Song-gi, while a structural reorganization of the military leadership was also decided. (translated)
North Korea's ruler Kim Jong Un has removed Defense Minister No Kwang Chol and ordered a comprehensive restructuring of the military leadership, indicating the central role of the army in the North Korean dictatorship. (translated)
Kim Jong-un purged his army by dismissing his Defense Minister No Kwang Chol during a military reorganization, while emphasizing the rise of North Korea's military ambitions and its ties to Russia. (translated)
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has dismissed and downgraded Defense Minister No Kwang Chol as part of a military reorganization. (translated)
North Korean Defense Minister No Kwang-chol was dismissed as part of the country's military reorganization plan announced at a meeting led by Kim Jong-un. (translated)
Kim Jong-un has dismissed North Korea's Defense Minister, No Kwang Chol, at a military meeting, weeks before a trilateral meeting between South Korea, Japan, and the United States regarding North Korea's nuclear threat. (translated)
Trump reiterates his interest in negotiations with Kim Jong-un, in the context of experts warning that a new round of diplomacy could lead to a nuclear war, given that the North considers its nuclear arsenal essential for the regime's survival. (translated)
Donald Trump is considering another meeting with Kim Jong Un, but the situation has changed because while North Korea was suffering from sanctions during their previous negotiations, the country now has a stronger economy and better relations with China and Russia, which strengthens Kim's power. (translated)
Donald Trump has openly commented on North Korea's nuclear arsenal, which experts interpret as a dangerous signal, as it suggests that Kim Jong-un's regime is no longer being condemned but recognized as a nuclear power, which could have potential implications for allies and a possible new wave of nuclear armament. (translated)
I don't know anything about that. (translated)
Donald Trump consistently builds a narrative based on mutual understanding with the dictator: Kim Jong Un has always treated me with great respect. We met multiple times (...) we just spent time together. I understand him, and he understands me, the president argued. (translated)
@JaserF73 Trump in 2018 about Kim Jong Un, the communist dictator of one of the worst regimes on the planet: "We fell in love." https://t.co/yVAX0kQjMa #Trump #KimJongUn #Diplomacy #US #KP
North Korea has dismissed the recent overtures from U.S. President Donald Trump, continuing its weapons tests while China takes advantage of the situation to strengthen ties with South Korea. (translated)
Donald Trump, after threatening to completely destroy North Korea, proposes to meet again with Kim Jong-un in a context where he is seeking to reduce American military maneuvers in South Korea and to promote an American disengagement in the region, while facing criticism for failing to honor South Korean investment promises. (translated)
Donald Trump announced his intention to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year, shortly after North Korea conducted ballistic missile launches, escalating tensions in the region. (translated)
CORREÇÃO! Kim Jong-un lançou hoje 10 (dez!) mísseis balísticos em direção ao Japão. Esses lançamentos ocorrem apenas 1 dia após Trump elogiar o ditador comunista e dizer que ficou triste ao ver exercícios militares envolvendo soldados americanos na Coreia do Sul pois isso "hostilizava Kim". #KimJongUn #CoreiaDoNorte #Geopolítica
According to South Korea and Japan, North Korea has fired several short-range missiles into the Sea of Japan, while US President Trump suggests a new meeting with Kim Jong Un despite international criticism of the missile tests that violate UN resolutions. (translated)
