Key developments on North Korea this week
SEOUL, Sept. 16 (Yonhap) -- The following are key developments regarding North Korea this week.
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Sept. 12 -- N. Korea continuing to run uranium enrichment facility at Yongbyon site: IAEA
13 -- N. Korea calls for strengthened cooperation among developing countries
S. Korea warns N. Korea's nuclear use would lead to regime's 'self-destruction'
14 -- Vice unification minister voices strong regret over N. Korea's nuclear drive
S. Korean, U.S. officials discuss missile defense capabilities against N. Korea
15 -- S. Korea still waiting for N. Korea to accept offer of talks on separated families: official
16 -- N. Korea accuses Japan of 'nullifying' 2002 joint declaration
N. Korea holds 1st national meeting of judicial officials since 2017
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S. Korea to allow online permit-free entry for tourists from 22 nations to spur spending -
Opposition leader calls on Yoon to reject imports of products from Japan's Fukushima -
DP leader says Yoon should have stormed out of summit with Japan if Dokdo issue raised -
One-third of senior public officials have over 2 bln won in personal wealth: data
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(LEAD) Cha Jun-hwan wins historic silver at figure skating worlds
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S. Korea to allow online permit-free entry for tourists from 22 nations to spur spending -
Grandson of ex-President Chun apprehended at Incheon Int'l Airport over drug use -
One-third of senior public officials have over 2 bln won in personal wealth: data
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(LEAD) Cha Jun-hwan wins historic silver at figure skating worlds -
Actor Yoo Ah-in appears for questioning over alleged drug use
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(LEAD) Grandson of ex-President Chun apologizes to victims of 1980 democracy rising -
(2nd LD) N. Korea plans to send weapons, munitions to Russia in exchange for food: NSC -
Top U.S. general cancels plan to visit S. Korea due to time restraints: his office -
Actors in Netflix series 'The Glory' dating: agencies -
Japan's chip export curbs to have limited impact on S. Korea: industry ministry
