Chinese, DPRK leaders hail diplomatic ties on anniversary

Obama leaves South Korea for home

By: arslannomercy

Updated at: 1224 PST, Thursday, November 19, 2009 SEOUL: US President Barack Obama left South Korea for home Thursday, a US embassy spokesman said, wrapping up his four-country debut Asian tour. In talks earlier Thursday with President Lee Myung-Bak, the two leaders agreed to cooperate on denuclearising North Korea and ratifying a bilateral free ...

18 days ago

Five Things the U.S. and China Actually Agree

By: azhar12

As U.S. President Barack Obama touched down in China on Sunday, his visit marked a pivotal moment in the two countries' relationship. While the U.S. and China once met to discuss topics of mutual importance, their talks are now occupied with issues of significance to the entire planet. From North Korea to Iran, global warming to global trade ...

21 days ago

Leaders of China, South Korea and Japan have met in Beijing and called ...

By: genius-world

about 1 month ago

Clinton Says Won't Accept North Korea Nuclear Programme

By: petergill

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, reacting to reports of missile launches by North Korea on Monday, said the United States would continue to work toward a nuclear-free Korean peninsula.She said the United States and its allies were trying to demonstrate to North Korea that the international community would not accept its continuing ...

about 1 month ago