Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
Why Russia won’t call the Hwasong-14 an ICBM
The Kremlin cannot publicly accept that the DPRK represents a serious threat to the U.S.
What Moscow wants: Russia’s vision for North Korea’s future
The Kremlin is a pivotal, yet ultimately passive power, when it comes to peninsula issues
New U.S. sanctions against the DPRK: A North Korean perspective
MFA researcher argues that aim of U.S. measures is regime change, not denuclearization
Why the U.S. Congress increasingly agrees on North Korea
DPRK provocations have provoked a level of unity rarely seen in America's dysfunctional legislature
North Korea’s second ICBM test: What should happen now
The U.S. must drop its illusions and pursue a freeze deal
From hairy crabs to shrimp: Yanbian’s thriving trade in North Korean seafood
Traders say demand remains high, even if DPRK-sourced produce doesn't come as cheap as it once did
A “slow squeeze”: The U.S.’s next move against North Korea
The executive and legislative branches are intent on communicating to the world that this is not business as usual
Pipe dream? Why Russia wants inter-Korean economic cooperation
Russia has long hoped to expand trilateral development
Beijing’s approach to N. Korea “insufficient”: former Communist Party professor
Huji Zhao argues that Chinese policy "does nothing but maintain the status quo”
How to solve a problem like North Korea?
We must be realistic about the DPRK's future: there are few good options
