Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
Why it’s time to drop unrealistic hopes for North Korean denuclearization
The unshakable commitment to an unachievable goal is stymying any chance of actually curbing the threat from Pyongyang
Progress with DPRK “far too slow,” Pompeo says after North’s missile launch
Secretary of State says U.S. is still working diligently "to try and get North Korea to denuclearize"
Krasnoyarsk is latest Russian region to vow boosting ties with North Korea
The two countries continue expanding exchanges in the wake of April's Kim-Putin summit
How a massive influx of Chinese visitors is changing North Korean tourism
Business is booming, but cultural and logistical issues have meant the new prosperity is a mixed blessing
Why North Korean and Russian state media are joining forces to fight “fake news”
Pyongyang hopes to use Russia's multilingual news outlets to shift the international narrative on the DPRK
U.S. point man on North Korea tapped to serve as deputy secretary of state
Stephen Biegun expected to continue to serve as Special Representative to DPRK alongside new job
As Chinese tourism to North Korea soars, local operators feel the strain
Sources report growing pressure on DPRK's limited infrastructure, overcrowding at popular attractions
Comrade Razzi: an eccentric Italian politician’s unusual love for North Korea
The selfie-loving former senator has forged close ties with the "beautiful" DPRK
Korean-Americans should be part of DPRK family reunions: U.S. House Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee passes bill saying State Dept, ROK should include Korean-Americans in future reunions
What Kim Jong Un’s recent Mt. Paektu climb tells us about leadership legitimacy
The DPRK leader is presented as a man who has overcome many obstacles, and is ready for the challenges of the future
