Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
What an OPCON transfer could mean for the U.S.-South Korea Alliance
A transfer of command would likely strengthen, not weaken, the allies
Judge orders North Korea to pay Otto Warmbier’s parents $501 million in damages
North Korea "liable for the torture, hostage taking, and extrajudicial killing of Otto Warmbier"
Chinese brand-promotion group wraps up week-long Pyongyang business trip
Investment seminar, B2B meetings, and site inspections on itinerary for group of business leaders
Unusual flights, K-pop concerts, and tigers: our top ten articles from 2018
Don’t go into the new year without having read these top stories
U.S. gives green light to groundbreaking ceremony for rail, road connection
Washington also stresses eagerness to move to "next stage of discussions" with DPRK
Goal of next U.S.-DPRK summit to ‘reduce threat’ from N. Korean nukes: Pompeo
Secretary of State stresses Kim’s “commitment to denuclearize,” despite recent DPRK rebuke
James Mattis resigns as Trump’s Secretary of Defense
In resignation letter, Mattis says defense secretary should have views "better aligned" with POTUS
In nuclear negotiations with North Korea, the U.S. still holds the upper hand
Kim Jong Un does not have a strong enough hand to demand sanctions relief
Why a new North Korean statement on denuclearization should come as no surprise
Thursday's KCNA dispatch, put simply, represents a honest admission of Pyongyang's real intentions
No denuclearization until U.S. removes “nuclear threat” from the region: KCNA
State media dispatch says Pyongyang believes giving up nukes could lead to "nuclear war crisis"
