North Korea’s Kim Jong Un warns South Korea, says US should end hostility

Kim emphasised that Pyongyang intends to cement its position on the global stage through its nuclear capabilities.

Kim signals openness to US ties while calling South Korea ‘most hostile’

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said on Thursday that Pyongyang could improve relations with Washington if its nuclear status is respected, while hardening his stance on Seoul by labelling it the country’s “most hostile” enemy. His remarks come amid speculation over a possible meeting with US President Donald Trump.

By FRANCE 24

North Korea could ‘get on well' with U.S., Kim says, while spurning South Korea

The North Korean leader's remarks suggest he may be open to a return to talks with Washington as he called Seoul's “appeasement attitude” a "clumsy deceptive farce."