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Kim talks denuclearisation with Xi in second China visit
Context
North Korean leader calls for an end to hostile policies towards Pyongyang
What has happened?
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited China this week and met President Xi Jinping, the state media of both countries said on Tuesday, their second encounter in two months amid warming ties between the Cold War allies
China wants to exert its role
China has been keen to show it has an indispensable role to play in seeking a lasting solution to tension over North Korea, concerned that its interests may be ignored, especially as North Korea and the United States establish contacts.
Synchronised measures
- North Korean leader hoped relevant parties would take “phased” and “synchronized” measures to realize denuclearization and lasting peace on the Korean peninsula
- So long as relevant parties eliminate hostile policies and security threats toward North Korea, North Korea has no need for nuclear (capacity), and denuclearization can be realized
Seoul in the loop
South Korea’s presidential office said the Chinese government notified Seoul about the Xi-Kim meeting in advance
