Foreign Relations
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Friends forever? The China-North Korea defense treaty turns 59
The pact's anniversary means only one year until the two allies' defense commitments are due to be renewed
U.S. envoy reiterates hopes for talks with North Korea as trip to Asia wraps up
Stephen Biegun holds talks with top officials in Tokyo, says U.S. ready to "engage in dialogue" with DPRK at anytime
Missed diplomatic opportunity? South Korea’s unilateral North Korea sanctions
Seoul's "May 24" measures remain in place, despite Moon's efforts to improve ties
U.S. “hopeful” about prospects for talks with North Korea, Pompeo says
Remarks come during regional tour by Deputy Secretary of State Biegun
North Korean leader’s sister rules out another “useless” summit with U.S.
Kim Yo Jong hails good relations between Kim and Trump, but says change in U.S. attitude required
U.S. committed to renewed diplomacy with North Korea, envoy says
Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun met with Seoul's new director of national security at the Blue House this week
U.S., Japanese officials due to talk North Korea, other regional issues in Tokyo
Deputy Secretary Biegun’s visit follows meetings in Seoul with South Korean counterparts
Six months since border closures, fears of COVID-19 mount in North Korea
Analysis suggests that the DPRK is likely trying to minimize the spread of existing outbreaks
North Korea imported more Russian horses amid new work on elite equestrian parks
30 horses sent during construction on mansion-complex's new track, harkening back to Kim's 2019 ride up "holy" mountain
“Becoming Kim Jong Un”: a former CIA officer’s limited insights into North Korea
A new book offers interesting insights, but falls flat in explaining a better way to deal with the enigmatic regime
