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South Korean court sentenced ex-first lady Kim to seven years in prison for accepting luxury gifts linked to favors. She is the wife of ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol.

China reaffirmed its support for North Korea's nuclear program during a meeting between Xi and Kim, citing the program as providing leverage over Washington.

South Korean police are investigating Bithumb CEO Lee for potential bribery related to hiring lawmaker Kim's son. The probe also examines whether Kim used his position to target Upbit.

North Korea's Kim is balancing relations with China and Russia as both nations compete for influence in the country. Victor Cha notes that Pyongyang is cautious about becoming overly entangled with either power.

China is re-focusing its relationship with North Korea as Xi Jinping remains silent on the country's nuclear program. Kim Jong-un is asserting the permanence of North Korea's status as a nuclear power.

China is refocusing its relationship with North Korea amid a lack of public comment from Xi on the country's nuclear program. Kim is asserting that North Korea's nuclear status is irreversible.

A far-left progressive associated with Bernie Sanders is running against a Democrat for California insurance chief. Kim previously served as California political director for Sanders' 2020 presidential campaign.

Xi was given a lavish welcome by Kim in North Korea. The event highlights a diplomatic engagement between the two leaders.

Xi and Kim expressed hopes for deeper ties between China and North Korea. Kim stated that Xi’s visit demonstrates the unbreakable nature of the North Korea-China relationship.

Xi and Kim expressed hopes for greater ties between China and North Korea. Xi traveled to Pyongyang in a likely attempt to reassert China's influence over its socialist neighbor.

Xi traveled to Pyongyang to meet with Kim, expressing hopes for stronger China-North Korea ties. The visit aims to reinforce China's influence over its socialist neighbor.

Chinese leader Xi visited North Korea for a meeting with Kim. This is Xi's first trip to Pyongyang in seven years, occurring as North Korea has increased its rhetoric on nuclear expansion.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to travel to Pyongyang in his first visit in seven years, a trip likely meant to reassert China’s unique influence over North Korea in return for providing economic and political benefits.

Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea does not include nuclear weapons on the agenda. China expresses concern over Russian influence and a potential Trump-Kim summit.