Pompeo's six hours in Pyongyang - a reporter's notebook
Kylie Atwood was the sole reporter traveling with the secretary of state on his recent trip to meet with Kim Jong Un in North Korea
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Kylie Atwood was the sole reporter traveling with the secretary of state on his recent trip to meet with Kim Jong Un in North Korea
As long-rival Koreas reach a new bunch of agreements, many see U.S. goal of denuclearization lagging behind
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Change in tone comes after President Trump's blunt remark that Seoul can "do nothing" without Washington's approval
The Kim regime has extended an invitation to a pope previously, but nothing came of it due to conditions set by the Vatican
Secretary of State says he and North Korea's leader made "significant progress" toward denuclearization during brief meeting in Pyongyang
The two exchanged pleasantries over lunch following an almost two hour private meeting in Pyongyang
Pompeo's diplomatic offensive comes as President Trump presses to meet with Kim Jong Un for a second time
A U.S. security firm says a hacker group that has stolen hundreds of millions of dollars is "an active global threat"
Pompeo said the move was "39 years overdue"
In Seoul's 1st comment on size of North's nuclear arsenal, gov't minister tells parliament Kim likely has between 20 and 60 atomic bombs
But with an estimated 2 million mines strewn across the world's most militarized border, it represents at best a highly symbolic start
Mike Pompeo will go into his next meetings with Kim regime armed with a significant bargaining chip, the prospect of an end to the 68-year Korean War
Haspel, speaking at her alma mater, said the CIA is keeping an eye on China's efforts to expand its influence beyond its own region
President Trump announced the identities in tweets
Trump and Moon Jae-in will see each other at the U.N. General Assembly in New York next week
The flag was used during a ceremony when recovered remains of presumed U.S. soldiers killed in the war were returned to U.S. soil
After key summit between rival Korean leaders, S. Korean president says Kim expressed interest in meeting Trump again soon to move process along
North Korean leader says he'll dismantle main nuke complex, but there are conditions and the U.S. was hoping for more from summit
South's President Moon seeking to break stalemate in U.S.-North nukes talks and improve ties with Kim Jong Un's North
The regime leader also did not show off North Korea's most provocative possessions, perhaps mindful of the fragile detente between him and President Trump
The North rolled out some of its latest tanks and marched its best-trained goose-stepping units in a parade but held back its most advanced missiles
Analysts will be watching to see if the North shows off the intercontinental ballistic missiles it claims are capable of hitting the U.S.
In meeting with South Korean officials Kim also apparently praised Mr. Trump, but he's yet to demonstrate a commitment to abandon his nukes
"I think we have a failed summit on our hands right now," the former defense secretary said