Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
North Korea likely no longer ready to give up nukes: South Korean gov’t adviser
Pyongyang now "pessimistic" about Washington's intensions, Moon Chung-in tells media
North Korea “failed to adhere to its commitments” in arms control: U.S. report
Verified denuclearization of the DPRK remains the overriding U.S. objective, the U.S. State department said.
Japan believes COVID-19 has spread in North Korea, Kim Jong Un in poor health
Tokyo has "suspicion" about the North Korea leader's health, defense minister Taro Kono tells foreign press
North Korea says will bolster nuclear deterrent, slams U.S. on war anniversary
5500-word report by DPRK foreign ministry says U.S. has left it no choice but to counter "nuclear with nuclear"
“Kim Jong Un and the Bomb”: how to live with a nuclear North Korea
Ahead of the release of his new book, analyst Ankit Panda discusses diplomacy, deterrence, and the DPRK's future
China’s reported oil exports to North Korea return to near-normal rates
Figures may signal a return to usual import levels following coronavirus-related dip in recent months
North Korea, Nigeria agree to expand cooperation in public health
Nigerian health minister says country has a "desire to learn" from the DPRK
Sentenced to life five years ago, status of South Koreans in North Korea unclear
Choe Chun-gil and Kim Kuk-gi were charged with espionage, sentenced to hard labor on June 23, 2015
“Traitors” and “dogs”: a brief history of North Korean leaflets in the South
North Korea has been sending anti-South leaflets over the border for years, and plans to send millions more very soon
As expat community in North Korea shrinks, new arrivals are suspended
Hardliners in Pyongyang may be working to limit the number of resident foreigners, sources say
