U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun, Washington’s point man on nuclear negotiations with North Korea, will visit Seoul on Tuesday for a four-day trip, the State Department announced.
Is North Korea Facing An Economic and Health Care Crisis?
North Korea’s health system is completely unprepared and under-equipped for a nationwide pandemic like coronavirus, which explains why the Kim regime is willing to sacrifice formal trade with its …
South Korea diplomat says hard to believe North Korea has no COVID-19 cases
South Korea’s Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha cast doubt on Saturday over North Korea’s claim that it has no coronavirus cases, while offering the South’s help in combating the pandemic. In an …
Covid North Korea: Man executed by firing squad for breaking rules
The rule-breaker, a man in his 50s accused of smuggling across the Chinese border, was shot dead in public on November 28 (pictured, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un).
International Red Cross workers evacuated from North Korea
All aid workers with the International Red Cross and most foreign diplomats in Pyongyang have left North Korea amid tighter restrictions to combat COVID-19, according to the International Red Cross.
North Korea publicly executes a citizen by firing squad for breaking Covid restriction rules
The rule-breaker, a man in his 50s accused of smuggling across the Chinese border, was shot dead in public on November 28 (pictured, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un).
US – North Korea Relations: How Donald Trump Leaving The White House Impacts Kim Jong Un
As Donald Trump’s presidency comes to a close, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un is hesitant to provoke the new Biden administration.
Biden’s Policy on North Korea Should be Prudent Dialogue—Not Sanctions | Opinion
Biden administration failed to stop nuclearization, and there’s no evidence it’ll do better the second time around. It’s time for a fresh approach.
Biden’s Policy on North Korea Should be Prudent Dialogue—Not Sanctions | Opinion
Biden administration failed to stop nuclearization, and there’s no evidence it’ll do better the second time around. It’s time for a fresh approach.
Last Foreign Red Cross Workers Leave North Korea Amid Coronavirus Curbs
The last remaining foreign staff of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have left North Korea, the aid organisation said on Thursday, the latest in a mass exodus of foreigners amid …