Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
Comrades forever? Pyongyang between Havana and DC
As two of only a few Communist states, North Korea and Cuba share a special relationship
With friends like these? Japan reaches out to Cuba for N. Korea assistance
Shinzo Abe is hoping Pyongyang's old comrades can talk them down from the brink
Philippe Pons: Avoiding cliché covering North Korea as a journalist
In a new book, Le Monde writer shares his 35 years of experience covering the DPRK
North Korea’s attempts to block outside information will fail
Kim Jong Un is right to worry about knowledge that is damaging to his regime coming into the country
No easy answers: Preparing for a nuclear Son’gun Korea
The DPRK's military first principle makes compromise a bitter pill to swallow
After the fifth nuke test, a new sanctions crackdown?
Experts divided on best way to respond further DPRK provocation
War Games: who is responsible for tension on the Korean peninsula?
In refusing to talk to Pyongyang, the US and S.Korea must hold the blame for the rise in tensions
“Ms. Wang” and the curious case of North Korea’s Chinese citizens
Understanding the DPRK's Chinese minority and what their future holds
DPRK lies and videotape: North Korea’s “investigative” journalism
Cloaked in the language of objectivity, state media hits back at international condemnation
Fallout: S. Korea as collateral damage in U.S.’ struggle with China
THAAD and the South China Sea ruling shift Chinese attitudes, raising concerns in the South
