Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
Coronavirus may affect upcoming U.S.-ROK military exercises, defense chiefs say
"The situation is quite serious," South Korean defense minister Jeong Kyeong-doo tells press at the Pentagon
Amid coronavirus concerns, North Korea rejects UK charter flight request
Flight would have helped provide supplies to stranded foreign residents, get some expats out
Without a new strategy, the U.S. risks its leadership on the North Korea issue
As maximum pressure and engagement fails, countries in the region are going their own way in dealings with Pyongyang
State Department accused of “stonewalling” Congress on North Korea issue
Senior administration official will speak at Washington think tank, instead of testifying before Senate as planned
Amid North Korea coronavirus shutdown, ambassador says diplomatic work on hold
DPRK has been "completely isolated," Russia's top in-country diplomat writes
Why the DPRK’s subpar healthcare system may be its biggest threat to the region
North Korean unpreparedness to deal with a pandemic could undermine regime rule and create internal instability
United Nations still absent working banking channel to North Korea
Last time UN was able to remit cash to agencies working in DPRK was 2018
Trump appoints new acting U.S. intelligence head, forces out DOD policy chief
Personnel reshuffle comes as North Korea seems to lower as a priority for the administration
Former North Korean diplomat vows to improve protection for defectors if elected
Thae Yong-ho set to stand for election in April's South Korean legislative elections
Why it’s time for Washington and Seoul to reassess the U.S.-ROK alliance
Bilateral relations face various challenges, including military cost-sharing disputes and stalled talks with the North
