Unification Ministry

South Korea’s Unification Ministry will suspend Panmunjom trips from late October to early November, as speculation mounts over a possible Trump-Kim meeting during the APEC summit in Gyeongju.

South Korea’s intelligence agency has halted psychological broadcasts toward North Korea as part of a broader effort to restore peace and improve transparency.

South Korea is considering resuming individual trips to North Korea as part of broader efforts to ease tensions and reopen inter-Korean dialogue.

Six North Koreans were repatriated by boat in the first confirmed human exchange under President Lee, signaling fragile inter-Korean coordination.

Two North Korean fishermen who accidentally drifted into South Korean waters remain stranded after more than two months, as Pyongyang refuses to respond to repeated repatriation requests.

Jo Yong-won, a top aide to Kim Jong-un and Organizational Secretary of the Workers’ Party, has not been seen publicly for nearly two months, raising speculation that he is under disciplinary action for failing to prevent misconduct tied to North Korea’s 20×10 Regional Development Policy.

The Unification Ministry on Monday hit back at North Korea's latest report on the state of South Korean human rights, which included a myriad...