Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
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
What a deal with the U.S. might mean for Kim Jong Un’s leadership
The young leader's emphasis on the economy over nuclear development could be risky
Pompeo still hopeful that talks with North Korea will resume soon
U.S. Secretary of State says talks could start "several" weeks out from last Trump - Kim meeting
In context: the North Korean foreign ministry’s recent pronouncements on the U.S.
Statements leave room for diplomacy to continue, though appear to reflect a hardening position
Allies at odds: a new row roils South Korea and Japan
North Korea relishes its foes falling out. This time is epic, and ominous
North Korea’s treatment of religious people worse than China’s: Pence
U.S. will "stand for the freedom of religion" on the Korean peninsula, VP says
Pro-North Korea media confirms Fujimoto alive, running restaurant in Pyongyang
Choson Sinbo provides photo of the Japanese chef making sushi at his restaurant as proof
Did Kim Jong Un put all his eggs in the Trump basket?
The DPRK leader's relationship with the president may be all for nothing if Democrat wins in 2020
