Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
Alliances with South Korea, Japan are two of America’s strongest: Trump
President Trump "briefly" met with national security officials from Seoul and Tokyo amid ongoing stalemate with DPRK
Despite impasse, MOU approved over 600 inter-Korean contacts in 2019
2019 contact data only around 15% lower than 2018
38 aid exemptions, no designations from UN’s DPRK sanctions committee in 2019
Annual report by UNSC sanctions committee points to continuing standstill in new enforcement actions
A North Korean school of rock: teaching heavy metal to Pyongyang school girls
Funky Sueyoshi reflects on his time at the June 9th school — and whether music could ever inspire change in the DPRK
South Korea seeking to “independently” advance relations with the North: MOU
Unification ministry appears to rebuff comments by U.S. ambassador, stresses Seoul's "stakeholder" role
U.S. remains “hopeful” about North Korean denuclearization, Pompeo insists
Secretary of State says Washington still open to talks with Pyongyang
Moon says he’s willing to meet Kim again, work to resume inter-Korean tourism
In New Year's speech, South Korean President calls for "realistic" steps to restart cooperation
Why President Trump should trade U.S. troops in Korea for denuclearization
Bringing American soldiers home could help Kim Jong Un feel more secure and help fulfill a long-standing goal of Trump's
Cambodia, citing visa irregularities, expels 16 North Korean programmers
Men reported to have been working for Chinese online gambling operation
Inter-Korean relations “frozen” because of U.S. sanctions, top Moon advisor says
Moon Chung-in, top advisor to ROK President, warns that Seoul is facing a "dilemma" over lack of U.S. progress with DPRK
