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South Korea considers lifting some sanctions on Pyongyang
Summary by Ground News
South Korea is considering lifting some of its unilateral sanctions against North Korea to create more momentum for diplomacy aimed at improving relations and defusing the nuclear crisis, the South’s foreign minister said Wednesday.
The North Korean regime is expanding, the nuclear threat is growing – especially for the hostile South Korea. Nevertheless, President Lee pleads for a change of course in dealing with the regime. What is behind it?
South Korea's president, Li Jae Myung, called on the US to "slow down sanctions" against North Korea, which must be done in exchange for the freezing of Pyongyang's nuclear program, reports Reuters on September 22. "I believe that in the exchange of sanctions, which are not particularly effective, to halt the development of additional nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missile technologies, there is a significant value to them," The …