Blinken presents new North Korea approach as G7 meets in person
The Hindu
At G7 meet, U.S., Japan and S. Korea agree to work ‘towards denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula’
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday opened the Group of Seven’s first in-person talks in two years by presenting the new administration’s new approach on North Korea, which has already denounced it. With COVID-19 raging in India but increasingly coming under control in the West, Britain welcomed Foreign Ministers of the club of wealthy democracies in London to discuss a post-pandemic agenda and prepare for a G7 summit in southwest England next month. India, South Korea, South Africa and ASEAN bloc chair Brunei were invited as guests to the three days of talks, which will also address rising tensions with Russia and China as well as diplomacy to revive a nuclear accord with Iran.More Related News

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