October 2003
The Second Round of Multilateral Negotiations to Resolve the Crisis Arising from North Korea's Nuclear Program Will Be Held Soon
The South Korean President announced that a second round of multilateral negotiations regarding North Korea's nuclear program is expected soon. This follows a meeting between…
Hundreds Protest in Seoul Against Government's Decision to Send Troops to Iraq - 2003-10-25
On October 25, 2003, approximately 2,000 people protested in Seoul against the South Korean government's decision to deploy troops to Iraq. The protests were organized…
Security Guarantees if North Korea Abandons Its Nuclear Weapons Program - 2003-10-24
South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun announced that the U.S. and other nations would offer security guarantees to North Korea if it abandons its nuclear weapons…
South Korea's Agreement to Send More Troops to Iraq Faces Criticism from North Korea - 2003-10-22
South Korea has agreed to send more troops to Iraq, which has drawn criticism from North Korea, labeling it a criminal act. This decision follows…
North Korea Has Re-Enriched 30% of Its Nuclear Fuel Rods - 2003-10-21
North Korea has reportedly re-enriched only 30% of its spent nuclear fuel rods, contrary to its claim of re-enriching all 8,000. This situation arises from…
The US and South Korea Express Optimism About Encouraging North Korea in the Second Round of Negotiations
The US and South Korea are optimistic about North Korea's participation in upcoming nuclear negotiations after talks in Tokyo. James Kelly suggested a new round…