Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
COVID-19 aid from Switzerland arrived in North Korea mid-June: FDFA
Disinfection kits exempted from UN sanctions have been delivered to North Korean hospitals, crossing Sino-DPRK border
Why the COVID-19 crisis could actually benefit the North Korean economy
The benefits of growing U.S.-China tensions may outweigh the damage caused by the pandemic
North Korean coal smuggling route to China rebounds to pre-COVID activity levels
At least 17 DPRK-linked ships traversed Chinese waters as authorities turn a blind eye to illicit shipping
North Korea appoints long-time diplomat in China as new vice foreign minister
Pak Myong Ho previously worked as a minister at the DPRK embassy in Beijing
U.S. hoping for a “senior discussion” with North Korea soon, Pompeo says
Secretary of State downplays prospects for another Trump-Kim summit this year, however
UK issues correction on asset freeze targeting top North Korean official
The change is likely due to a clerical error, but reveals that the UK Treasury is behind on a DPRK official's title
North Korea slams “reckless” U.S. remarks on Chinese maritime claims
DPRK foreign ministry says U.S. conspiring to undermine China's political system through recent pressure campaign
Dandong-North Korea trade: blessed with location, plagued by inefficiency
Obsolete payment systems and logistical issues are among the problems hindering the Chinese city's trade with the DPRK
Sister act: North Korea ups the ante with an increasingly outspoken Kim Yo Jong
Pyongyang knows that international focus is on the leader's sister — and that her statements will get Trump's attention
Propaganda or solidarity: where does North Korea really stand on Black lives?
North Korean state media repeatedly condemned U.S. police violence, but experts are split on Pyongyang's true intentions
