South Korea's President Suggested That The DPRK Start A "new Era" Of Relations

• 1.03.2026, 12:20

The politician hopes Pyongyang will resume dialog.

South Korean President Li Jae-men has suggested North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un opt for peace talks and start a "new era" of relations.

South Korea's President Li Jae-men has proposed that North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un opt for peace talks and start a "new era" of relations.

According to Reuters.

The politician hopes Pyongyang will resume dialogue to discuss "a new era of relations between neighbors."

"As my administration has repeatedly stated, we respect North Korea's system and will not take any hostile action, nor will we seek any form of unification through a takeover. We will also continue our efforts to resume dialog with North Korea," he said.

On Nov. 1, Lee Jae-myung sought the help of Chinese leader Si Jinping to help resume talks with North Korea. Xi Jinping agreed. At the time, Lee also called on North Korea to denuclearize. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has already rejected that South Korean demand and called it "an impossible dream of Washington and Seoul."

The DPRK later threatened the United States and South Korea with "offensive actions"