Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
With foreign minister’s visit, China seeks to coax Seoul away from US
Beijing may dangle its leverage with North Korea as it aims to influence ROK policy ahead of presidential election
Sleep easy, Seoul. The North Koreans aren’t taking over the peninsula.
We should take the DPRK seriously. But Kim Jong Un is not about to invade the South — much less infiltrate or conquer it
Biden, along with Tokyo and Seoul, should propose liaison offices to Pyongyang
A trilateral offer would show the allies' will for diplomacy and mark a departure from previous US policy
Moon Jae-in again calls for formal end to Korean War in speech at UN
ROK leader asks for US and Chinese support, as Biden says US seeks 'tangible commitments' for denuclearization
North Korean nukes, sanctions and the United Nations – NKNews Podcast Ep. 201
Former UN Panel of Experts member Maiko Takeuchi discusses the effectiveness of sanctions on DPRK denuclearization
Expert roundup: What to make of recent missile tests by North and South Korea
Analysts see ‘little light’ on horizon for peaceful breakthrough after last week’s cruise and ballistic missile tests
North Korea slams AUKUS deal as ‘undesirable and dangerous’
Foreign ministry official warns of countermeasures if new pact ‘has even a little adverse impact’ on DPRK security
The tangled fates of the Koreas and the UN: An NK Pro deep dive
NK Pro explores the UN’s pivotal role on the peninsula as North and South mark 30 years since becoming full UN members
North Korea blames US anti-DPRK rhetoric for preventing return to dialogue
State media commentary accuses US of ‘double-dealing’ for criticizing its missile test but not South Korea’s
Seoul seeks aid for North Korea despite missile tests: unification minister
In speech, Lee In-young stresses that political and military developments are separate from humanitarian work
