North Korea Says Kim-Trump Ties Are ‘Not Bad’ but It’s Not Giving up Its Nuclear Weapons

North Korea says Trump must accept new nuclear reality

North Korea said on Tuesday the United States must accept that reality has changed since the countries' summit meetings in the past, and no future dialogue would end its nuclear program, state media KCNA reported.

Can US-North Korea denuclearization talks be revived?

The prospect of renewed dialogue between Washington and Pyongyang is once again capturing headlines, fueled by a rare and forceful statement from Kim Yo-jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Her remarks also underscore a markedly changed landscape for U.S.-North Korea engagement compared to the years of direct leadership engagement in 2018 and 2019. According to North Korean state media on Tuesday, Kim Yo-jong's messag…

North Korea rejects nuclear talks with US, South Korea in twin warnings

In rare twin statements, Kim Jong-un’s powerful sister dismissed the idea of US outreach and demanded ‘nuclear weapons state’ recognition.

North Korea says US must accept its status as a nuclear weapons state

North Korean leader’s powerful sister says talks aimed at denuclearisation would be interpreted as a ‘mockery’.

North Korea says Kim-Trump ties are ‘not bad’ but it’s not giving up its nuclear weapons

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un dismissed the U.S.’s intent to resume diplomacy on North Korea’s denuclearization, as she urged Washington to accept her country as a nuclear weapons state and find a new approach to restart talks. Kim Yo Jong’s statement suggested North Korea would only return to talks if the U.S. rewards it for a partial surrender of its nuclear capability. Some experts say U.S. P…