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Allegedly NIS-linked Moscow trip raises eyebrows over Seoul’s Russia outreach, friction with Washington

A visit by an NIS-affiliated organization leader to Moscow has fueled scrutiny of Seoul’s efforts to use Russia as an indirect channel to North Korea.

2026.10.13

Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) Chairman Gen. Jin Yong-sung speaks at the parliamentary audit held at the National Assembly in western Seoul on Oct. 8.

JCS chief calls DMZ mine blast 'provocation'

South Korea's JCS chief called the DMZ mine blast that injured three soldiers a North Korean provocation and said the military will review further response measures.

2026.10.8

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North's Kim Yo-jong rejects Seoul's medical aid plan as political provocation

The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un called South Korea's proposed $6.75 million medical shipment “an insult” and ruled out improving inter-Korean ties.

2026.10.8

South Korea cannot lose tug-of-war over DMZ (KOR)

Seoul needs a firm response to North Korean mines to deter further attempts to alter the military boundary.

2026.10.6

South Korea cannot lose tug-of-war over DMZ

Seoul needs a firm response to North Korean mines to deter further attempts to alter the military boundary.

2026.10.5

South Korea clears DMZ minefield after investigation finds North Korea behind blast that wounded three soldiers

Seoul says a joint investigation with the United Nations Command confirmed the mines were deliberately planted south of the military demarcation line.

2026.10.5

Ruling in Seoul suit against Pyongyang over liaison office destruction pushed to next month

The Unification Ministry requested a delay so it can review post-ruling measures for this legal first, which is largely symbolic.

2026.8.11

Korea and Choson: Toward a proper relationship between two states (KOR)

A constitutional revision in Pyongyang reframes South Korea as a foreign country, prompting debate over whether the peninsula still fits a two-state model tied to future reunification.

2026.6.12

Korea and Choson: Toward a proper relationship between two states

A constitutional revision in Pyongyang reframes South Korea as a foreign country, prompting debate over whether the peninsula still fits a two-state model tied to future reunification.

2026.6.11

Unification adviser hopes North, U.S. will resume dialogue by end of year

The vice chair of the Peaceful Unification Advisory Council expresses hope that Washington and Pyongyang will resume dialogue by the end of the year, following the U.S. midterm elections in November.

2026.6.10