A: Hey there! Guess what, huh?
B: What's up?
A: So, North Korea is gonna have their big meeting in Pyongyang on September 20th!
B: No way! That's interesting. What's the meeting about?
A: They usually talk about the budget and laws, you know, important stuff like that.
B: Oh, kinda like our Congress meetings back in the States.
A: Yeah, kinda. Now, Kim Yo Jong, the leader's sister, met with Foreign Ministry officials too. She shared some foreign policy plans yesterday.
B: Uh-huh, and...?
A: Well, she didn't really like the comments made by South Korea's President about respecting North Korea's system and not seeking unification through absorption. She called it "deceptive."
B: Sounds like there's some tension between the two Koreas again.
A: Exactly! Kim Yo Jong also said that Pyongyang doesn't want to improve relations with Seoul, and they might even put this in their constitution.
B: Woah, that's serious. I wonder if they'll really do that?
A: Well, South Korean media suggests they might discuss it during the upcoming meeting. They could label South Korea as the "primary hostile state."
B: That would definitely make things more complicated... Let's hope for peace, right?
B: What's up?
A: So, North Korea is gonna have their big meeting in Pyongyang on September 20th!
B: No way! That's interesting. What's the meeting about?
A: They usually talk about the budget and laws, you know, important stuff like that.
B: Oh, kinda like our Congress meetings back in the States.
A: Yeah, kinda. Now, Kim Yo Jong, the leader's sister, met with Foreign Ministry officials too. She shared some foreign policy plans yesterday.
B: Uh-huh, and...?
A: Well, she didn't really like the comments made by South Korea's President about respecting North Korea's system and not seeking unification through absorption. She called it "deceptive."
B: Sounds like there's some tension between the two Koreas again.
A: Exactly! Kim Yo Jong also said that Pyongyang doesn't want to improve relations with Seoul, and they might even put this in their constitution.
B: Woah, that's serious. I wonder if they'll really do that?
A: Well, South Korean media suggests they might discuss it during the upcoming meeting. They could label South Korea as the "primary hostile state."
B: That would definitely make things more complicated... Let's hope for peace, right?
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Summary
North Korea scheduled to hold meeting in Pyongyang on September 20th, primarily discussing budget and laws. Kim Yo Jong, leader's sister, shared foreign policy plans, expressing displeasure with South Korea's President's comments about respecting the North Korean system. She also suggested that