hostile policy

The term 'hostile policy' is being used by China and North Korea to describe the United States' approach towards Pyongyang. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged the US to alter its 'hostile policy' on North Korea, emphasizing China's commitment to peace on the Korean peninsula. This call comes amidst efforts towards peaceful coexistence between North and South Korea. Simultaneously, Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, denied any ongoing talks with US President Donald Trump, reiterating that the US maintains a 'hostile' stance. These statements highlight a continued tension and differing perspectives on diplomatic engagement and regional stability, particularly concerning North Korea's nuclear program and international relations.