DPRK authorities have repeatedly warned birds could carry the virus, despite scientific evidence to the contrary
Nominee Elizabeth Salmón has extensive experience in human rights law but will likely face stonewalling from Pyongyang
Officials in Dandong appear to worry the DPRK’s outbreak could spill over and cause new virus resurgence
UN health agency adds that it has yet to receive reliable data from DPRK or response to vaccine offers
Diplomats say DPRK determined to diversify nuclear capability, while voicing regret over veto of new UN sanctions
DPRK’s four-week stint as rotating chair comes amid reports that it could soon conduct underground nuclear test
Instructors say low pay is driving away those who can help children of defectors navigate South Korean school system
Case and death numbers likely well below true total as country promotes alternative treatments over vaccines
Unification ministry says it detailed plans to provide vaccines and other aid after trying to send letter last week
US president’s three-day visit follows assessments that DPRK could greet him with long-range missile or nuclear test
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