Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
China opens new Sino-North Korea border crossing in Jilin province
Authorities reported to have spent $41 million on new facilities
Pompeo hopes for third U.S. – North Korea summit
U.S. Secretary of State says that all diplomatic channels remain open
Why an “all-or-nothing” pitch to North Korea is a diplomatic dead-end
If talks are to succeed, the U.S. must accept that only a step-by-step approach will work
Russia awaiting North Korean response to Kim Jong Un summit invitation: Kremlin
Meeting, should it go ahead, would be the first between DPRK and Russian leaders in eight years
North Korea in March 2019: a month in review and what’s ahead
An analytic look at the main developments of the March 1-March 31 period
Chinese exports to North Korea plummeted in February: data
DPRK imports from PRC fell to almost half of January numbers
Russia may help N. Korea with security for large sporting events: interior minister
In Pyongyang, Vladimir Kolokoltsev says two countries could step up cooperation in law enforcement
One month after the Hanoi summit, ambiguity defines U.S.-North Korea diplomacy
As talks falter, it's clear neither side is willing to be transparent about what they can give up
North Korean media warns South against “succumbing” to U.S. pressure
Uriminzokkiri slams Moon administration's "indecisive attitude" towards cooperation with Pyongyang
Open for business? Law and litigation in North Korea – NKNews Podcast Ep.65
Michael Hay discusses his time running a law firm in Pyongyang — and prospects for the future
