Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
China slams AUKUS deal as evidence of US nuclear hypocrisy
Beijing spokesperson asks why Australia can possess nuclear fuel and tech when the US opposes DPRK from doing the same
US homeland ‘safe and secure’ from new North Korean missile, says Pentagon
Assessment delivered after North Korea tests its first-ever hypersonic missile and other new weapons tech in September
Flip-flop: Why Kim Jong Un wants to reactivate the inter-Korean hotlines
U-turn on communication channels allows North Korea to test US and ROK approach, while appearing as a responsible actor
Chinese diplomat urges South Korea to address DPRK’s ‘reasonable concerns’
Beijing’s Liu Xiaoming and Seoul’s Noh Kyu-duk discussed North Korea’s recent missile tests and future responses
South Korea’s defense build-up and the desire for greater self-sufficiency
Seoul's rising status has brought new challenges beyond North Korea, as its growing cooperation with Australia shows
Kim Jong Un suggests restoring inter-Korean hotlines in early October
DPRK leader’s sister Kim Yo Jong also promoted to member of top decision-making body in Pyongyang
North Korea demands US halt drills with South, remove ‘threat’ from region
At UN General Assembly, DPRK ambassador says ‘good prospect’ for relations if US drops its ‘hostile policy’
North Korea launches ‘short-range’ missile toward East Sea, Seoul says
Test comes days after DPRK floated inter-Korean summit, as Japan says projectile was potential ballistic missile
Japan’s next leader has a chance to reshape the country’s North Korea policy
Tokyo has long insisted on resolving the abduction issue first, but the public increasingly prioritizes denuclearization
Kim Yo Jong dangles possibility of inter-Korean summit, end-of-war declaration
The statement follows Washington’s interests in discussing the end-of-war declaration