John Petrushka is a contributor based in Washington, D.C., and the creator of the NK Pro View from Jingshan column. He studied Asia and International Affairs at Georgetown University and George Washington University. His other research topics include transitional justice in North Korea.
After the N. Korea-U.S. summit and Kim’s third visit, China’s position may not be as strong as it looks
As Pyongyang's relations with the outside world improve, Beijing leverages its traditional ties
Commentators lauded the summit as a vindication of China’s longstanding approach to the DPRK
Though Beijing has long supported dialogue with Pyongyang, observers wonder what its role will be going forward
Some Chinese painted a rare North-South meeting as a vindication for Beijing
DPRK-ROK talks were cited as proof that Beijing's strategy is working, but the issue of sanctions looms large
The Sino-DPRK relationship encountered many setbacks, but shared interests bind them together
The Hwasong-15 was a pointed snub, but Beijing continues to push for dialogue on its own terms
While Pyongyang refrained from disrupting Beijing's set-piece event, relations remain poor
As landmark CCP meeting looms, public opinion remains divided
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