Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
U.S. has “hope” for more North Korea talks, but sanctions will continue: Pompeo
Secretary of State insists he and President Trump in "lockstep" on DPRK issues following foreign ministry missive
Over five hundred North Korean workers remain in Russia, government says
Amid effective DPRK border closure due to COVID-19 concerns, 511 laborers reportedly stranded in Russia
Korea Risk Group launches COVID-19 in North Korea tracker tool
Interactive NK Pro research tool provided free of charge
North Korea launches two short-range ballistic missiles, South Korea says
Launch represents Pyongyang's fourth test of 2020
Shadowy hacking group targets North Koreans, DPRK-focused professionals: Google
South Korea possibly linked to attacks via "DarkHotel" group
North Korea, other member states urge UN to help lift unilateral sanctions
Sanctions impeding ability to fight COVID-19, eight countries tell Secretary General António Guterres
U.S. “doing our best” to help North Korea during COVID-19 pandemic: Pompeo
Secretary of State seemed to suggest that the DPRK had not accepted Trump administration's offer of humanitarian aid
What Choe Son Hui’s three-month absence could mean for North Korean policy
A potential reshuffle in the DPRK foreign ministry speaks to shifting sands among Pyongyang's leadership
China’s grain exports to North Korea plummet by 90% in January and February
Reported drop in exports consistent with previous years during Lunar New Year, but may be exacerbated by coronavirus
Stay firm on North Korea “pressure” campaign, Pompeo urges G7 foreign ministers
Secretary of State's comments follow Trump's offer of COVID-19 help to DPRK
