Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
Opportunity costs: SMA talks aren’t all about U.S. penny-pinching
The U.S. is advocating a regional multilateral security strategy to which Seoul should want to financially contribute
Why, when North Korea misbehaves, the South can’t help but turn the other cheek
The current administration is wedded to a good-will policy — and Pyongyang is happy to exploit it
North Korean MFA delegation returns from two-week tour of Southeast Asia
DPRK team led by vice FM Ri Kil Song sought to strengthen ties with counterparts in Malaysia, Cambodia, and Laos
What South Korea’s decision to remain in GSOMIA means for North Korea policy
As the DPRK's end-of-year deadline looms, the move will ensure greater crisis responsiveness should tensions resurface
Choe Son Hui in Moscow: Russia tries to resuscitate flagging DPRK-U.S. diplomacy
Good relations with Pyongyang are cold comfort to a Russian government eager to see nuclear talks produce results
Aaron Arnold becomes new U.S. member of UN’s North Korea sanctions panel
Move follows recent reshuffle at UN panel monitoring North Korea sanctions implementation
If deal with North Korea fails, responsibility “should lie” with U.S.: official
Choe Son Hui's remarks in Moscow continue trend of tough rhetoric from Pyongyang in recent days
Singaporean at heart of NK Pro investigation jailed for sanctions violations
T Specialist firm also fined $800,000 for its role in sanctions violations, while Wang Zhiguo jailed for a year
Malaysia to reopen embassy in Pyongyang next year, foreign minister says
Vice foreign minister also set to visit DPRK by the end of the year
Ask a North Korean: how do North Koreans prepare for war and natural disasters?
"When it comes to war-related threats, the DPRK is equipped with an anti-U.S.-terrorism strategy"
