Blue House says it's ready for any U.S. eventuality The Korean government was preparing for all possible results of the U.S. presidential election and its impact on the bilateral alliance, the Korean Peninsula situation, regional security and the economy. 2020.11.5
Seoul holds breath over U.S. vote count Korea's political, diplomatic and economic officials braced for days and possibly weeks of uncertainty over the nail-biting U.S. presidential election Tuesday pitting Republican President Donald Trump against Democratic challenger Joe Biden. 2020.11.4
Koreans watch closely as U.S. presidential election nears Korea has its eyes set on the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, which falls on Tuesday, as it will determine the direction of critical peninsula issues and the Seoul-Washington alliance in the years to come. 2020.11.2
Biden says he will meet Kim if North reduces nuclear capacity Joe Biden, the U.S. Democratic presidential candidate, said he would meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on the condition that Pyongyang draws down its nuclear capabilities. 2020.10.25
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