S. Korea and U.S. agree to establish new working group to cooperate on N. Korea's nuclear issue

As a result of U.S. Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun's visit to South Korea, Seoul and Washington have agreed to establish a new working group.
In a press briefing on Tuesday, Deputy U.S. State Department Spokesperson Robert Palladino said the group will further strengthen the two allies' cooperation on diplomacy, denuclearization efforts, sanctions implementation and inter-Korean cooperation under the UN sanctions.
Special Representative Biegun will head the working group.
Palladino also said the two governments are closely coordinating on an almost daily basis.