By: Huizhong Wu, Kim Tong-Hyung
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited China on Saturday, inaugurating a new bridge that connects the two countries and saying he hoped to expand cooperation with his powerful neighbor.
Kim Tong-hyung is a Reporter at the Associated Press covering the Koreas. His reporting focuses on a range of topics including corporate finance, sustainability, and technology, with particular interest in drone technology and consumer travel. Kim's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Los Angeles Times, USA TODAY, and The Washington Post.
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Kim Tong-hyung's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly in relation to North and South Korea. His articles often cover breaking news and evolving stories related to ballistic missile launches by North Korea, as well as the strategic responses from South Korea and the US.
Given Kim's focus on evolving political developments in the Korean peninsula, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer analysis or insights into these events. Additionally, experts with knowledge of diplomatic relations between North and South Korea could make valuable contributions to his coverage.
Those who have a deep understanding of military strategy or international relations involving the Korean peninsula may find success reaching out to Kim for commentary.
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