Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
U.S. “hopeful” about North Korea peace, but still watching them closely: Pompeo
Secretary of State's comments come with less than 48 hours left before Kim Jong Un's year-end deadline for talks
The rising toll of Trump’s “maximum pressure” campaign on North Korea
The current sanctions regime is critically hindering humanitarian efforts to help those in need
Econ, military issues discussed on second day of North Korean party meeting
State media reporting lacks details on plenum's second day, event said to remain "ongoing"
Prosperity or pariah? It’s Kim Jong Un’s choice, National Security Advisor says
Robert O'Brien says U.S. will "demonstrate disappointment" if North Korea tests nuclear weapon or long-range missile
North Korea’s ruling party begins meetings on new “anti-imperialist” stance
Long-awaited plenary session of Workers' Party of Korea Central Committee set to continue on Sunday, state media says
China’s top law enforcement envoy led delegation in Pyongyang this week: embassy
Ministry of Public Security foreign cooperation chief Liao Jinrong met Chinese ambassador, other activities unclear
As sanctions kick in, Poland says its North Korean workers have all gone home
Report from Warsaw to UN came as sanctions were set to take effect requiring all countries to repatriate DPRK workers
Construction of stalled China-DPRK tourist zone near Samjiyon sees new progress
Long-planned Mubong Special Zone part of wider developments in Yanbian’s cross-border projects
Why, in planning its next move, North Korea is keeping experts guessing
Western discourse on the DPRK is rife with misunderstanding about Pyongyang's real needs and intentions
Trump approves at least $4 million for promoting human rights in North Korea
New funding was included in massive appropriations legislation that the president signed into law last Friday
