Foreign Relations
Information related to the North Korea’s foreign relations
Some anti-U.S. education in North Korea persists, despite diplomatic détente
Satellite imagery and state media reveal regular visits to American atrocity-focused museums continue
Where Russia stands on North Korea’s grave human rights problem
Moscow fears that raising DPRK human rights issues could bring political instability to its doorstep
International trade fair begins in North Korea’s Rason city
110 organizations taking part in annual exhibition, state media says
Crossing the river by feeling the stones: what Pyongyang can learn from Beijing
Current DPRK conditions comparable to pre-reform China, but sanctions likely to limit similar opening
Why Kim Jong Un has nothing to fear from this month’s ROK-U.S. drills
This month's drills are purely defensive and designed to ensure that diplomacy is not interrupted
Kim Jong Un sent “small apology” for ongoing missile tests, Trump says
Letter from DPRK leader says missile tests will cease when U.S.-ROK drills end
Trump says he received “beautiful” letter from Kim Jong Un
U.S. President indicates he is open to meeting Kim again
U.S. defense chief expects “early resumption” of North Korea talks: Blue House
Washington "resolute" that sanctions will remain in place until denuclearization, Mark Esper says
Reflecting Kim Jong Un’s changing role, North Korea shakes up diplomatic protocol
Incoming ambassadors now required to address credentials to DPRK leader, document reveals
Global Fund says it’s exploring potential return to North Korea aid work
"No timing has been set," however, spokesperson tells NK News
