North Korea announced on Friday that under its new leader, Kim Jong-un, it would remain hostile to President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea.

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North Korea Vows No Engagement With South’s President

A spokesman for South Korea’s President Lee Myung-bak says the Chinese prime minster has confirmed a visit by North leader Kim Jong-il.

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North Korea leader in China again

South Korea’s President Lee Myung-bak says the door to talks with the North remains open, if Pyongyang’s ‘military adventurism’ ends.

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S Korea stands firm on Pyongyang

President Lee Myung-bak said that his nation would not shy away from defending itself against the North, even if it meant the possibility of war.

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South Korea’s President Vows Retaliation if North Attacks

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak tells his nation it must unite to survive in the face of military aggression from the North.

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Unite to survive, S Koreans told

President Lee Myung-bak promised to make sure North Korea “pays a dear price” for a new attack and failed to mention China’s call for six-party talks.

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South Korea Warns North Against New Attack

While the U.S. collaborated in naval exercises, South Korea’s President Lee Myung-bak stepped up his rhetoric against the North, vowing consequences for any further attacks and proclaiming outrage at the “ruthlessness of the North Korean regime, which…

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S. Korea Issues Warning to North

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak describes as an “inhumane” crime” the North’s deadly shelling of a Southern island last Tuesday.

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S Korea condemns North’s ‘crime’