Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
An interview with Stephen Biegun, former US special envoy to North Korea
From Singapore, Hanoi to Stockholm, Biegun discusses his time as Washington’s lead official on North Korea policy
US commander stresses America’s readiness to prevent attack on South Korea
U.S. Strategic Command leader Charles Richard’s first visit to the country comes weeks ahead of U.S.-ROK joint exercises
Congress can set the Biden administration up for success with North Korea
Ending the Korean War would help address the concerns and priorities of many Americans impacted by the ongoing conflict
Indian ambassador leaves Pyongyang as mass exodus out of DPRK continues
Only handful of embassies remain open in North Korea as COVID-19 controls ban international travel, movement in country
Japanese defense white paper highlights ‘North Korea’s imminent threat’
DPRK’s 'relentless' pursuit of new weapons requires greater missile defense capabilities, says Japan’s defense ministry
Changes to North Korea’s military leadership on display during mausoleum visit
Kim Jong Un’s visit to Kumsusan last week showcased changes suggesting military’s role in 'grave' COVID-19 incident
North Korea, China celebrate ties amid pandemic: unification ministry
Experts say exchanges of letters, banquet in lieu of delegations aim to showcase solidarity against U.S. and its allies
Documenting North Korea’s unsolved mysteries and unguarded moments of daily life
Re-released documentaries pull back curtain on 1966 World Cup team, Mass Games performers and Americans in Pyongyang
60 years on, China-North Korea treaty still important for cooperation and peace
Despite provisions for military assistance, the agreement also provides a basis for two sides to prevent war
A lack of flights, hotels is holding back North Korean tourism
The DPRK will need to scale up infrastructure, mend broken diplomatic bridges to blossom as a tourist destination
