News Source: Press TV
| 9 months ago
US envoy Stephen Bosworth has agreed in Seoul on Friday that the "United States is prepared to deal with North Korea bilaterally in a way that reinforces the multilateral process," US State Department spokesman Robert Wood said. Bosworth who was in...
News Source: International Business Times
| 9 months ago
Stephen Bosworth said after meeting officials in Seoul that the United States was leaving the door open for dialogue, despite the fact that Pyongyang said it was useless to talk to the Obama administration because its "hostile policy" left it no...
News Source: Voice of America
| 9 months ago
Washington's main diplomatic envoy charged with dealing with North Korea says he does not believe Pyongyang's rejection of nuclear diplomacy is permanent. However, he warns the North not to believe more weapons development is in its best interest.
News Source: Press TV
| 9 months ago
This is while North's ruling party's newspaper Rodon Sinmun said on Tuesday the Korean peninsula is "on the brink of war because of a new war scheme by US hostile forces." Earlier on April 13, the UN Security Council adopted a statement, denouncing...
News Source: NewKerala
| 9 months ago
Pyongyang's foreign ministry accused US President Barack Obama of pursuing a "hostile" policy against the Stalinist state, accusations also levelled against Obama's predecessor George W. Bush. "There is nothing to be gained by sitting down together...
News Source: Simi Valley - Moorpark Examiner
| 9 months ago
AP Photo/Ng Han Guan) U.S. special envoy for the six party talk, Stephen W. Bosworth arrives a hotel in Beijing, China, Thursday, May 7, 2009. North Korea vowed Friday to bolster its atomic arsenal in response to what it called Washington 's "hostile"...