S. Korea’s US envoy acknowledges limits to high-level White House communication

What happened: South Korea's ambassador to the US, Kang Kyung-wha, told a parliamentary audit at the embassy in Washington that there are Why it matters: The remarks follow speculation after South Korea's National Intelligence Service said it was excluded from a June trilateral meeting with Japan on North Korean cyber threats, which local media said happened at Washington's request. Kang said intelligence agencies of both countries have communicated and progress has been made. Key numbers: June trilateral meeting; March disclosure of a North Korean uranium enrichment facility in Kusong.

South Korea's ambassador to the US, Kang Kyung-wha, told a parliamentary audit at the embassy in Washington that there are

The remarks follow speculation after South Korea's National Intelligence Service said it was excluded from a June trilateral meeting with Japan on North Korean cyber threats, which local media said happened at Washington's request. Kang said intelligence agencies of both countries have communicated and progress has been made. Key numbers: June trilateral meeting; March disclosure of a North Korean uranium enrichment facility in Kusong.