Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
North Korea forbids foreign diplomats from attending Oct. 10 military parade
DPRK foreign ministry told diplomats in Pyongyang that they can’t approach or take pictures of 75th anniversary events
Why South Korea’s call for a Northeast Asia health initiative will likely fail
South Korea's president wants China, Mongolia, Japan and — most importantly — North Korea to band together on COVID-19
UN Panel of Experts: How the Panel can better enforce sanctions going forward
Former Panel of Experts members discuss what the Panel can hope to achieve as the will to implement sanctions wanes
South Korea approved $1.24 million in private aid to North Korea in 2020
An annual parliamentary audit also revealed that North and South Koreans came into contact at least 161 times this year
Appeal denied: North Korean man accused of money laundering faces US extradition
Mun Chol Myong vowed to appeal once more in Malaysia’s federal court, where a final decision will be made
China’s newly-remodeled Korean War museum is a friendly gesture to North Korea
After a six-year shutdown, the museum is bigger and better than before — just like Beijing and Pyongyang’s relationship
Missing North Korean diplomat defected to Seoul last year, lawmakers confirm
Jo Song Gil, the former DPRK chargé d’affaires in Italy who went missing in 2018, now lives in South Korea
Korean security issues are getting increasingly caught up in US-China tensions
Pompeo’s canceled Seoul trip shows that Beijing is the priority, and that South Korea is falling into a deepening bind
Expert roundup: Does North Korea want Biden or Trump to win the 2020 election?
Analysts weigh in on what North Korea is hoping for this November, plus what it will do if either candidate wins
How North Korea will react to Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis — or even his death
Kim Jong Un already sent President Trump well wishes, but will the DPRK try to take advantage of U.S. vulnerability?