March 2004
Prediction by Former South Korean President - 2004-03-26
Former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung predicts no significant progress in North Korean nuclear talks before the U.S. elections, expressing that Pyongyang hopes for a…
End of Chinese Foreign Minister's Talks with North Korean Leader
The Chinese Foreign Minister concluded his visit to North Korea after discussions on the nuclear program with Kim Jong Il. The meeting was friendly, and…
Chinese Foreign Minister's Visit to North Korea - 2004-03-23
The Chinese Foreign Minister visited North Korea to discuss multilateral negotiations on its nuclear program. This meeting is significant as it highlights ongoing diplomatic efforts…
North Korea Accuses the U.S. of Planning War in the Korean Peninsula - 2004-03-19
North Korea has accused the U.S. of planning a war in the Korean Peninsula due to upcoming joint military exercises with South Korea, which it…
China Sends Its Foreign Minister to North Korea - 2004-03-18
China is sending its foreign minister to North Korea for the first time in five years to discuss multilateral negotiations on the country's nuclear program.…
U.S. Secretary of State's Visit to Kuwait - 2004-03-18
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell visited Kuwait to discuss Iraq and Middle Eastern reforms after meeting with Pakistan's President Musharraf. The U.S. plans to…
North Korea has threatened to expand its nuclear forces - 2004-03-17
North Korea has threatened to expand its nuclear capabilities in response to upcoming joint military exercises by the U.S. and South Korea. This situation highlights…
South Korean Foreign Minister Warns North Korea
The South Korean Foreign Minister has warned North Korea against using the impeachment of President Roh Moo-hyun as a pretext to halt nuclear discussions. He…
Protests Against the Impeachment of Roh Moo-hyun in Seoul - 2004-03-13
Tens of thousands protested in Seoul against the impeachment of President Roh Moo-hyun. Acting President Goh Ki-yon called for calm and stability, promising to maintain…
South Korean Foreign Minister: The International Community Currently Does Not Trust North Korea
South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon expressed that the international community lacks trust in North Korea due to its ongoing nuclear programs. He suggested that…
A Delegation from the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization Arrives in Pyongyang - 2004-03-09
A high-level delegation from the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization has arrived in Pyongyang to discuss the construction of two nuclear reactors. This meeting comes…
Agreement Between North and South Korea to Begin Construction of an Industrial Park at the Border - 2004-03-05
North and South Korea have agreed to start building an industrial park at their border, with over 1,500 companies planning to relocate there. This initiative…
Britain's Satisfaction with Pakistan's Actions to Prevent the Spread of Nuclear Technology - 2004-03-04
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw expressed satisfaction with Pakistan's measures to prevent the proliferation of nuclear technology to countries like Iran, Libya, and North Korea.…
Colin Powell: Last week's negotiations regarding North Korea's nuclear programs showed good progress - 2004-03-03
Colin Powell commented on the six-party talks in Beijing about North Korea's nuclear programs, noting good progress despite no significant results. He emphasized the potential…
Negotiations on Joint Economic Projects Between North and South Korea - 2004-03-02
North and South Korea are set to negotiate joint economic projects in Seoul, aiming to enhance bilateral relations. Key topics include infrastructure development and industrial…
First Study Commission on North Korea's Nuclear Programs
Japan's Prime Minister announced the potential formation of a study commission for six countries involved in North Korea's nuclear negotiations. The recent talks in Beijing…
Pakistan Denies Agreement for Entry of American Troops into Its Territory
Pakistan's military spokesperson has denied a report claiming an agreement with the U.S. for American troops to enter Pakistan to capture Osama bin Laden. The…