China Urges Further Preparation Ahead of Ukraine Peace Conference in Switzerland
China emphasized today the necessity for extensive groundwork before the Ukraine peace conference, slated to be held in Switzerland
South Korea has Called on the North to Give up Nuclear Weapons
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North Korea should abandon its nuclear-ballistic programs and allow peace to take root in the Korean Peninsula, South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha said, quoted by Reuters.
Kang called for the visits of the divided Korean families to be restored as a humanitarian issue affecting human rights, especially as many of these families are 80 years old. "It must be made that the spirit of PeyongChang continue to live long enough for peace to be rooted in the Korean Peninsula," Kang told the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. "North Korea has to listen and give up its nuclear-ballistic programs," he added.
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