Kim said they could get along if the US accepts that Pyongyang's nuclear weapons are here to stay.

WASHINGTON (Kyodo) -- U.S. President Donald Trump remains open to talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "without any preconditions," a White House official said Thursday, in response to Kim's latest remarks on bilateral relations.

Kim Jong Un said North Korea could “get along well” with the United States if Washington acknowledges its nuclear status, but dashed hopes of a diplomatic thaw with Seoul, state media reported Thursday. Speculation is mounting that U.S. President Donald Trump may seek a meeting with Kim when he travels to China later this year.

The North Korean leader, however, took a sterner tone on South Korea, labeling it as a “hostile state and eternal enemy,” and threatening to “completely destroy” it.

South Korea is keeping a close watch on developments related to the possible resumption of dialogue between the United States and North Korea during President Donald Trump's planned visit to China, its top envoy in Washington said Tuesday.

There is little doubt that the U.S. raid on Venezuela and the detention of President Nicolas Maduro came as a major shock to North Korea. In the immediate aftermath of the incident, a spokesperson for the North Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned ...

The United States has reaffirmed that it remains open to dialogue with N. Korea without preconditions, S. Korea's chief nuclear envoy said Thursday.

In 2014, when U.S.-North Korea relations were at their worst, the North's state media Korean Central News Agency criticized then-President Barack Obama, calling him "a monkey inhabiting the tropical rainforests of Africa." It also used expressions such as ...

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