China’s exports to North Korea rose again last month, after bilateral trade data for May doused hopes among traders that more than a year of …
North Korea warns young people against using slang from the South
North Korean state media has urged its young people against using slang from South Korea and told them to speak North Korea’s standard language. There were also fresh warnings in North Korea’s …
Mexico Seeks to Renew Ties With North Korea, Also Backs Cuban Government: Foreign Minister
Mexico’s support for Cuba’s government, as well as its desire to reopen ties with North Korea, put the key U.S. trading partner at odds with leaders in Washington, D.C. The U.S. has for decades had …
U.S. Will Need to Work With China to Make Progress With North Korea: Official
The United States will “no doubt” need to work with China to make progress on North Korea, a senior State Department official said on Friday, ahead of a senior U.S. diplomat’s visit to the region.
Moon Jae-in asks for Vietnam’s help in restarting North Korea dialogue
South Korean President Moon Jae-in requested Vietnam play a role in restarting North Korea dialogue during a phone call with Nguyen Phu Trong, the general secretary of Vietnam’s Communist Party. South …
How a war between North and South Korea could quickly become a naval showdown
South Korea’s navy would have an edge in a conventional conflict, but North Korea’s navy, especially its subs, would still pose a threat.
How a war between North and South Korea could quickly become a naval showdown
South Korea’s navy would have an edge in a conventional conflict, but North Korea’s navy, especially its subs, would still pose a threat.
The American couple who met on vacation in North Korea
Ryan Carlson and Shauna Cheng met when they both booked an organized tour to North Korea in 2005 and bonded over a mutual love of travel.
Top stories this AM: North Korea turns to married women to solve its manpower shortage; Dubai’s very deep pool; Sanders goes big on infrastructure
North Korea wants to build a wall on its border with China within the next three months, and it’s making married women build cement blocks.
N.Korea Dismisses U.S. Humanitarian Aid as ‘Sinister Scheme’
U.S. humanitarian aid is a “sinister political scheme” to put pressure on other countries, a North Korean researcher said, after suggestions from U.S. allies such as South Korea that coronavirus …