Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
In fight against COVID-19, North Korea gambles its long-term economic stability
Pyongyang's draconian response to the coronavirus outbreak stands to do much more damage than the virus ever could
Ri Yong Man, long-time North Korean cultural diplomat, passes away
Artists pay tribute to DPRK official's "towering contribution" to cultural exchange
North Korea may be ready with “even more capable” ICBM: Pentagon official
Hearing on U.S. missile defense budget follows North Korea's recent missile tests
North Korea partially relaxes quarantine restrictions on resident diplomats
New rules a "relief," though diplomatic work remains severely limited, Russian embassy says
State Department condemns North Korea’s “significant” human rights abuses
State Department report follows UN condemnation of human rights abuses in DPRK
How landmine removal on the Korean peninsula could help build much-needed trust
The DMZ and surrounding areas are covered with nearly a million landmines — getting rid of them must be a priority
North Korean media’s latest weapon test coverage suggests further escalation
Events over the past week suggest the DPRK may be on an escalatory path
A new e-commerce platform in Hunchun: another awkward attempt at Sino-DPRK trade
Sanctions aside, Jilin province suffers from its lack of connection to Pyongyang when compared with neighboring Liaoning
North Korea: the view from the European Parliament – NKNews Podcast Ep.118
Lukas Mandl MEP discusses the European Union's role on the Korean peninsula, as well as human rights and DPRK sanctions
U.S. House passes bill saying Korean-Americans should be part of family reunions
Companion family reunions bill was introduced to the U.S. Senate last week
