Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
North Korea’s Air Koryo to begin twice-weekly Pyongyang-Macau flights in August
DPRK national airliner previously operated a service between the two cities in the 1990s
U.S. Senate confirms Mark Esper as new defense secretary
Esper previously said he considers North Korea the most pressing security challenge
U.S. charges Chinese firm with North Korea sanctions breaches
Indictment comes three years after Ma Xiaohong and her company were first designated
Why Kim’s submarine visit leaves room for talks, but reflects hardening position
Apparent increased interest in arms buildup escalates pressure on U.S. while state media focuses on defense rather than offense
U.S. must establish “objective conditions” to resume nuclear talks: Choson Sinbo
N. Korea will inevitably respond through military drills with its "self-defense forces," media warns
What to make of North Korea’s “newly-built” submarine inspection
This week's visit it is a stark reminder of the progress the DPRK has made as diplomacy has stalled
“No dispute” between North Korea, U.S. over denuclearization definition: Pompeo
Secretary of State hoping working-level talks with DPRK will begin "in a couple of weeks"
Pompeo hopes North Korea will take a different position in new talks
U.S. top diplomat says State Department has had a "number of conversations" with Pyongyang
Russian objectives in North Korea: the hardening view from Washington
Despite taking steps with sanctions, Moscow seen as hurdle to U.S. interests on the Korean peninsula
North Korean officials to tour factories in Russia’s Buryatia region this week
DPRK Chamber of Commerce delegation to arrive on Thursday, local counterparts say
