Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
Coronavirus cases surge in China-North Korea border hub
19 asymptomatic cases detected in Mudanjiang, just 170 kilometers from DPRK
U.S.-China relations are in dire straits. What does that mean for North Korea?
Experts weigh in on what a "Cold War 2.0" could mean for sanctions and diplomacy going forward
North Korean foreign minister endorses China’s Hong Kong policy
DPRK foreign minister Ri Son Gwon meets with Chinese ambassador to Pyongyang Li Jinjun
With COVID-19 still raging in China and Russia, North Korea can’t relax just yet
If Pyongyang is hoping to wait out the corona-crisis, recent outbreaks across the border will make that wait even longer
North Korean captain sentenced to one and a half years in a Russian penal colony
"Ri, Z. Yu" found guilty of illegal entry and crab poaching, say court documents
South Korea calls on activists to stop sending anti-regime leaflets to the North
Remarks follow North's threats to withdraw from inter-Korean military agreement should "anti-DPRK" activities continue
North Korea condemns U.S. “suppression” of recent protests, criticism of China
Rare statement by DPRK ruling party accuses Secretary of State Mike Pompeo of "slandering" Pyongyang's long-time ally
What to expect from Sino-DPRK trade as COVID-19 border measures ease
In Dandong, preparation has been ongoing to resume and expand cross-border exchange
Timeline: from Kim Jong Un’s reappearance to an exchange of gunfire at the DMZ
NK Pro timeline charts the key events from May 1 - May 31
“Kingdom of discrimination”: North Korea’s long interest in U.S. race relations
The DPRK has for decades served as a notable, but deeply insincere, supporter of African American struggle
