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Kim says ready to meet Trump 'anytime,' warns of 'new path'
In response to the news, Trump wrote on Twitter, “I also look forward to meeting with Chairman Kim who realizes so well that North Korea possesses great economic potential!”
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North Korea's Kim says ready to meet Trump but warns of 'new path'
The comments are likely to fuel growing scepticism over whether Pyongyang intends to give up the nuclear weapons program that it has long considered essential to its security.
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18 major news events from 2018
Here are some of the major news events of 2018.
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Koreas verify removal of frontline bunkers
The removal of 20 posts along the heavily-fortified frontier was one of the steps agreed at a September summit between the South's President Moon Jae-in and the North's leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang.
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S.Korea's Moon still hopes to host Kim this year
Moon and Kim have met three times in 2018 amid warming ties between the two Koreas, with Seoul hoping to host a first-ever visit by Kim to the South before year's end.
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Donald Trump says he hopes to meet Kim Jong Un in early 2019
When asked about a future meeting, US President Donald Trump said: "I think we're going to do one fairly (soon) -- into January, February, I think."
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North Korea ‘hiding missile bases’, say US researchers
The researchers’ findings were based on satellite imagery, defector interviews and interviews with intelligence and government officials.
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North Korea postponed US talks because 'they weren't ready' – Haley
Speaking to reporters before and after a closed-door UN Security Council meeting on North Korea sanctions, Haley said it is now North Korea’s turn to act.
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North Korea warns of returning to nuclear policy
Despite a flurry of diplomacy on and around the peninsula, differences are emerging between Seoul and Washington.
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Sexual abuse of women rife in North Korea: HRW
North Korean women caught fleeing the country to China or who are repatriated from its neighbour face severe punishment including torture, imprisonment and sexual abuse, the report said.
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Trump says North Korea no longer a nuclear threat
President Donald Trump hailed the summit in Singapore with Kim, in which North Korean leader Kim Jong Un agreed to work towards denuclearizing his country.
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Trump says South Korea will not lift North Korea sanctions without US approval
Trump’s rejection of South Korea easing sanctions alone outlines the official position of the United States and South Korea that the two countries remain in lockstep on North Korea.
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Trump says next meeting with North Korea's Kim being set up
He said Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had very good talks with Kim over the weekend and that three or four locations were being considered for the two leaders’ next summit.
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North Korea's Kim invites Pope to Pyongyang, South Korea says
During the summit of the two leaders last month, Kim told Moon he wanted to invite the pope to North Korea, the spokesman added.
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US' Pompeo hails 'significant' North Korea progress; experts sceptical
However, experts questioned what Pompeo had achieved on Sunday on his fourth visit to Pyongyang this year.
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Pompeo says Kim 'ready' to invite inspectors to nuclear site
Pompeo met with the North Korean leader in Pyongyang on Sunday to rekindle stalled denuclearisation talks following a landmark summit between Kim and US President Donald Trump in Singapore.
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Pompeo says has good meeting with North Korea's Kim but more needs to be done
The top US diplomat said he and Kim discussed denuclearisation steps to be taken by the North and the issue of US government monitoring of those actions.
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North Korea, South Korea begin removing landmines along fortified border
Project details were agreed during last month’s summit in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea, between its leader, Kim Jong Un, and South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Trump says he and Kim Jong Un 'in love'
Trump on Saturday elevated his recent praise of Kim to new heights, at a West Virginia rally in support of local candidates for his Republican Party.
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N. Korea's Kim says to visit Seoul, shut missile site
The visit would be the first by a Northern leader to Seoul since the end of the 1950-53 Korean War.
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North Korea's Kim says he hopes for 'big outcome' at inter-Korean summit
Kim Jong Un said he wanted to produce a 'big outcome' as he began three days of summit talks on Tuesday with South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in aimed at rekindling stalled nuclear diplomacy.
