1. North Korea will hold its annual Supreme People's Assembly meeting in Pyongyang on September 20, where they discuss national budget and legislative bills.
2. Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, conveyed foreign policy plans to senior officials of the Foreign Ministry. She dismissed South Korea's respect for the North's social system as "deceptive" and reiterated the North's stance that South Korea cannot be a diplomatic partner.
3. A potential constitutional revision describing South Korea as the "primary hostile state" may be discussed during the upcoming parliamentary session, according to South Korean media outlets.