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Last update: 2 hours agoTrump-Kim Talks: A summit this year looks increasingly unlikely, with North Korea yet to respond to U.S. outreach and Pyongyang demanding a shift in Washington’s policy, including its approach to denuclearization. Border Tensions: South Korea estimates the North has laid about 960,000 mines along the border since 2024. Seoul has asked the UN Security Council to press Pyongyang to take responsibility and apologize for a blast that injured three South Korean soldiers. Loudspeaker Threats: Kim Yo-jong says North Korea is preparing to resume propaganda broadcasts along the border. Seoul is weighing a proportional response, while also urging Pyongyang to restore communication to prevent clashes. Illicit Revenue: Australia sanctioned two North Koreans and two entities over alleged fraudulent IT work and cybercrime funding the regime’s weapons programs. The FBI has also warned that North Korean operatives pose as remote workers to infiltrate companies, steal data and funnel money to Pyongyang.
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