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Michael Hay, who managed the longest-running law firm in Pyongyang, dies at 58
Lawyer was known for winning disputes in DPRK, despite its opaque legal system
One year since the Hanoi summit, where next for North Korea-U.S. relations?
Experts weigh in on why the second DPRK-U.S. summit failed, and where relations go from here
Some European missions in Pyongyang to temporarily close amid coronavirus fears
Personnel from multiple missions to fly out via Vladivostok on Air Koryo flight next week
North Korean work to connect China’s “bridge to nowhere” slows down: imagery
Satellite imagery shows hardened-dirt roadway to Sinuiju infrastructure is complete, but awaiting asphalt
Air Koryo has slots for twice-weekly flight through March: Vladivostok Airport
VVO airport data indicates nine round trip slots are in place from March 1
Spoofed emails target diplomats, journalists working on North Korea
Spoofed emails appear to be sent from Voice of America and Korea Risk Group domains
Amid coronavirus concerns, North Korea rejects UK charter flight request
Flight would have helped provide supplies to stranded foreign residents, get some expats out
United Nations still absent working banking channel to North Korea
Last time UN was able to remit cash to agencies working in DPRK was 2018
North Korean restaurants in Dubai shut-down, “temporarily” close
All three DPRK restaurants in the United Arab Emirates appear to have shut down
Into the future: Where North Korea might be by the year 2040
Trends suggest the DPRK will have a sophisticated and reliable nuclear deterrent by 2040. What will be the consequences?
