North Korea and Belarus are set to sign a visa-waiver agreement, signaling rapidly expanding ties between Pyongyang and Moscow's close ally amid the war in Ukraine.

North Korea has indicated it is open to another meeting but asserts that the personal relationship between the two leaders will not supersede its strategic interests, with stronger ties to China and Russia bolstering Pyongyang's negotiating position.

South Korea's Unification Ministry stated that restarting US-North Korea dialogue and first halting Pyongyang’s expanding nuclear capabilities is the most realistic path forward, countering concerns about former US President Donald Trump’s recent statements.

South Korea's president has proposed talks with Pyongyang to formally end the Korean War, an initiative aimed at moving towards a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula, as the two Koreas are technically still at war.

South Korea's president has proposed talks with Pyongyang to formally end the Korean War. This initiative aims to move towards a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.

North Korea is playing an increasingly prominent role in the Ukraine conflict, a involvement that is yielding significant military and economic benefits for Pyongyang and strengthening its ties with Russia.

Washington and Seoul will conduct regular summer military exercises, named "Ulchi Freedom Shield," to counter threats from Pyongyang, including drone warfare, GPS signal disruptions, and cyberattacks.

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Russia is reportedly seeking an additional 30,000 North Korean soldiers to fight in Ukraine, marking Pyongyang's most significant involvement in a war since the 1950s. This development could escalate the conflict.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has expressed his willingness to visit North Korea and mediate between Seoul and Pyongyang, aiming to boost Jakarta's diplomatic influence.

Pyongyang has criticized expanded military drills and rejected US-led cyber threat allegations, accusing the US-led alliance of creating a 'new security crisis' in the Asia-Pacific region and vowing stronger deterrence.

South Korea, the United States, Japan, and eight other nations have issued a joint alert regarding North Korean IT workers accused of generating revenue to fund Pyongyang's weapons of mass destruction programs.

North Korea held a significant military parade in Pyongyang to celebrate an anniversary, showcasing its military might.

Kim Yo-jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, dismissed a regional call for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, signaling Pyongyang's intent to cement its nuclear state status.

Historians continue to debate the precise location of the capital of the ancient Goguryeo kingdom, with Pyongyang being a significant point of discussion among scholars.

North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui stated in Moscow that Pyongyang's position on Ukraine remains unchanged, asserting that Russia is waging a 'holy war.'

High-ranking officials from China and North Korea have convened for discussions in Pyongyang, signaling ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two nations.

North Korea has ordered its principal military intelligence agency to expand its functions and missions against “potential enemies,” a move analysts say signals Pyongyang’s intent to further broaden…

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un oversaw a rapid-succession launch of 10 cruise missiles from a naval vessel, signaling Pyongyang's growing naval power and interest in joining China-Russia military exercises.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reaffirmed his support for Chinese President Xi Jinping, praising a past Pyongyang summit as a milestone in China-North Korea relations. Experts suggest these remarks reflect efforts to institutionalize closer ties amid geopolitical shifts.

After years of interruption due to the pandemic, trains have resumed rolling between Beijing and Pyongyang since March, with strict secrecy surrounding passengers in the rear cars.

A South Korean cardinal stated that a potential visit by Pope Leo XIV to North Korea depends on Pyongyang's willingness, as the Pope is open to promoting peace on the Korean Peninsula.

An article details the chaos and division of the Korean peninsula following its liberation in 1945, including the impact of the US and Soviet militaries and the Moscow Conference.

June 14, 2000, marked the historic first inter-Korean summit where President Kim Dae-jung met North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, leading to a five-point joint statement aimed at increasing exchanges and family reunions.

South Korea's ousted president Yoon Suk Yeol and his former defense minister were sentenced to 30 years in prison for allegedly ordering drone flights over Pyongyang to heighten tensions and justify declaring martial law.

Former South Korean President Yoon was reportedly given a prison term for unauthorized drone flights over Pyongyang.

Despite closer ties with Moscow, China faces difficulties in keeping North Korea in line, as Beijing remains Pyongyang's primary diplomatic partner and a crucial buffer against international sanctions.

South Korea's Unification Minister Chung Dong-young met with Mongolian President Ukhnaa Khurelsukh to discuss strengthening bilateral ties and advancing peace on the Korean Peninsula by bringing Pyongyang to dialogue.

An analysis discusses the geopolitical impetus behind the Tumen delta development and speculates on a prospective state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to North Korea in the near future.

Japan's Prime Minister has vowed to achieve a 'breakthrough' with North Korea regarding the long-standing issue of Japanese citizens abducted by Pyongyang. The statement signals a renewed commitment to resolving the sensitive matter.

North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile, according to the South Korean military. This launch marks another instance of missile activity from Pyongyang.

Pyongyang hosted an event to commemorate the party congresses of North Korea and Vietnam, signaling a strengthening of ties between the two nations. The gathering highlighted their deepening diplomatic relationship.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has called for the strengthening of the country's mortar and howitzer forces during inspections of key munitions factories, as Pyongyang continues its military buildup.

North Korea's foreign ministry has issued an unprecedented statement, asserting that it has no connection to the cryptocurrency thefts attributed to the country. Pyongyang claims it does not engage in cybercrime.

North Korea has removed references to 'national reunification' from its constitution and redefined its territory as bordering South Korea, a move analysts suggest may signal Pyongyang's intent to avoid direct conflict with Seoul.

North Korea has strongly denounced Japan's move to revise its key security policy documents, labeling it a "challenge to international peace." Pyongyang views the changes as a provocative act that could destabilize the region.

South Korea plans to redeploy a unification attaché to Russia, a move seen as a response to the deepening ties between Pyongyang and Moscow.

The United States has reportedly imposed partial limitations on intelligence sharing with South Korea concerning technology related to North Korea. This move could impact the allies' joint efforts to monitor and counter Pyongyang's technological advancements.

North Korea has once again fired ballistic missiles, marking the fourth launch this month. This display of military strength comes amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, as Pyongyang seeks leverage ahead of potential talks with the US and South Korea.

Russian media reports that direct flights between Moscow and Pyongyang, launched last year, have seen almost no tourists, suggesting that tourism ties are not strengthening as much as military cooperation.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un emphasized that Pyongyang places 'top priority' on further developing traditional ties with China during his meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

An increasingly isolated Moscow is actively promoting lasting ties with Pyongyang through art, food, tourism, and academic initiatives, encouraging its citizens to embrace North Korea.

China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, asserted that North Korea is making significant strides, despite what he described as 'oppression' from the United States, reinforcing Beijing's support for Pyongyang.

Russian airline Nordwind, which received approval for direct flights between Moscow and Pyongyang, has reportedly failed to attract tourists on the subsidized route. The airline had aimed to boost tourism to North Korea.

Donald Trump's policies are unsettling Japan and South Korea, who are at the forefront of tensions with China, while Emmanuel Macron sought to leverage American uncertainty during his Northeast Asia tour to engage allies wary of alienating their protector under threats from Beijing and Pyongyang.

North Korea has condemned a United Nations human rights resolution concerning Pyongyang, according to KCNA.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenka gifted an automatic rifle to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his first visit to Pyongyang on March 26, jokingly suggesting it might be needed "if enemies appear."

Moscow and Pyongyang are actively promoting North Korea as a premier tourist destination for Russians, offering beach resorts, ski trips, and organized tours, despite a low uptake from Russian citizens.

South Korea's presidential office urged Pyongyang to refrain from derogatory remarks, stating that such comments are unhelpful for building mutual trust between the two nations.

North Korea is intensifying its anti-Japan rhetoric, indicating that Tokyo is becoming a more significant factor in Pyongyang's geopolitical strategy and a justification for its military ambitions.

Despite thousands of miles separating them, North Korea's personality cult is perceived as a threat to every European, highlighting the global reach of Pyongyang's influence.

South Korea's Unification Minister stated that direct talks between Washington and Pyongyang are a key first step towards halting North Korea's nuclear program.

An analysis explores the benefits North Korea has gained from its involvement in Russia's war against Ukraine, noting the modernization and development seen in Pyongyang.

North Korea's recent missile tests are described as unusual, with speculation that Pyongyang may be refining weapons for use by its ally Russia, prompting caution for Ukraine.

North Korea has reportedly resumed construction on a long-delayed naval base on its east coast, signaling accelerated efforts by Pyongyang to modernize its fleet with new destroyers and a nuclear-powered submarine.

Seoul is concerned that Russia may provide drone technology to Kim Jong-un in exchange for additional troops for Ukraine, posing a direct threat to South Korea due to Pyongyang's growing drone capabilities.

The number of North Korean defectors arriving in South Korea fell by 35% in the first half of 2026, with only 63 individuals seeking resettlement. This decline is attributed to Pyongyang's intensified border security measures, making escapes increasingly difficult.

The Rangnang Museum opened in Pyongyang, North Korea, on September 28, 2022, during the COVID-19 pandemic, dedicated to the ancient kingdom of Rangnang.

Japan's latest defense white paper warns that growing military coordination between China, Russia, and North Korea is increasing security risks for Tokyo, citing provocative bomber patrols and Moscow's support for Pyongyang.

Dae Yeop restaurant in Seoul is drawing long lines with its Pyongyang-style naengmyeon, made daily with fresh buckwheat noodles and a simmering hanwoo broth, as it aims for international recognition.

Pyongyang, once known for empty streets, now faces traffic jams and parking shortages, a change that offers insights into North Korea's evolving economy.

A new bridge is speculated to facilitate the transport of weaponry from Pyongyang to Moscow, raising concerns due to difficulties in identifying transported material and flexible cargo loading.

North Korea's economic growth, particularly in areas like electric cars and pizza ovens in Pyongyang, is reportedly connected to Russia's war economy.

Russia has expressed concern over the strengthening relationship between NATO and South Korea, particularly in light of Moscow's deepening ties with Pyongyang since the Ukraine war.

A senior North Korean party official and China's top political adviser met in Pyongyang to discuss strengthening bilateral exchanges and cooperation, according to North Korean state media.

Pyongyang accused NATO leaders of portraying North Korea's legitimate sovereign rights as a threat, with the Foreign Ministry stating that the alliance showed a stronger commitment to war and conflict.

North Korea used a renamed research institute to criticize growing military cooperation between South Korea and Japan. This move signals Pyongyang's institutionalization of its 'two hostile states' policy.

Switzerland is set to reopen its cooperation office in Pyongyang after a six-year closure during the COVID-19 pandemic, marking a diplomatic comeback in North Korea.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha met with South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun in Seoul to discuss common challenges posed by Moscow's cooperation with Pyongyang and the issue of North Korean prisoners of war.

President Lee Jae-myung stated he informed US President Donald Trump that Washington needs to play a central role in reviving diplomacy with North Korea, emphasizing the need to first freeze Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile development.

North Korea held a commemorative event at the Sci-Tech Complex in Pyongyang to mark its annual observance dedicated to people with disabilities.

South Korea has sentenced its former president to 30 years in prison following military drone flights two months before Yoon suspended civilian rule in 2024, which had angered Pyongyang.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, following Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Pyongyang, is seen by observers as a form of strategic hedging.

A Seoul court is scheduled to deliver its verdict this week on charges against former President Yoon Suk Yeol, who is accused of ordering drone incursions into Pyongyang to declare martial law.

Satellite images and private recordings suggest an increasing number of cars in North Korea's capital, Pyongyang, leading to a noticeable shortage of parking spaces despite strict sanctions.

North Korea's colossal 330-meter pyramid-shaped Ryugyong Hotel, begun in Pyongyang in 1987, is highlighted as a megalomaniac project that has consumed millions without completion, intended to be the world's most luxurious hotel.

Singapore's foreign minister made a rare visit to North Korea, holding talks with top diplomats in Pyongyang. This trip has fueled speculation about a renewed 'Singapore channel' for diplomatic engagement.

A pro-Pyongyang Korean group in Japan has announced it is dropping its long-standing reunification goal at its first congress in four years, signaling a shift in its political stance.

North Korea has strongly criticized Washington's recent arms deal with Seoul, stating it will bolster its military deterrent in response. Pyongyang views the agreement as a provocative act.

A top North Korean parliament official held a meeting with Vietnam's Foreign Minister in Pyongyang.

North Korea's capital, Pyongyang, is reportedly experiencing its first traffic jams and parking issues due to a rise in private vehicles, including electric cars illegally imported from China despite international sanctions.

Reports indicate that North Korea and Iran are deepening their cooperation, with Iran potentially seeking assistance from Pyongyang for its nuclear program, against the backdrop of the ongoing Middle East war.

North Korea's ambassador to the UN stated that the country's nuclear status is enshrined in its constitution and will not change due to external rhetoric or unilateral desires.

North Korea has showcased its domestically produced mobile phones, despite international sanctions and an aging manufacturing base, raising questions among analysts about the quality of its consumer technology.

Analysts suggest China may be uneasy about discussions of a rare five-year defense cooperation plan between North Korea and Russia, which could significantly accelerate Pyongyang’s military modernization.

North Korea's state media reported widespread public respect at a new memorial museum for overseas military operations, an apparent effort by the regime to justify its support for Russia's war in Ukraine through the glorification of fallen soldiers.

Russia and North Korea deepen ties with plans for military cooperation and a symbolic memorial museum in Pyongyang.

A Russian delegation, attending the opening of a memorial complex in Pyongyang, saw the State Duma Speaker thank North Korea's Kim for the 'Liberation of Kursk,' a statement that appears to be a geographical or historical inaccuracy.

North Korea and Russia are significantly increasing high-level exchanges, with three Russian ministers visiting Pyongyang, as they prepare to mark the first anniversary of the recapture of the Kursk region amid the war in Ukraine.

This article reports on the presence and activities of Indonesian Embassy staff in Pyongyang.

China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, visited Pyongyang and praised North Korea's endurance against US pressure, marking the first Chinese delegation visit in six years. He slammed US pressure on North Korea during his trip.

China's Foreign Minister is in Pyongyang for a visit aimed at strengthening and advancing relations between China and North Korea.

South Korea views Pyongyang's response to Seoul's apology for civilian drone incursions into North Korean territory as an 'important step' towards peace and coexistence on the Korean Peninsula.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter have visited service facilities at a new housing district in Pyongyang, as reported by state media.

Satellite images indicate that North Korea's third 5,000-ton, Choe Hyon-class destroyer is currently under construction at the Nampo shipyard, approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Pyongyang.

Declassified documents show that South Korea sought to persuade Russia to scrap its treaty with North Korea in the mid-1990s, a diplomatic effort that contrasts sharply with the current close alignment between Moscow and Pyongyang.

Belarus is reportedly set to open an embassy in Pyongyang following a recent summit between President Alexander Lukashenko and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, according to Belarusian state media.

South Korea aims to reconnect its northernmost station to the rail network, recasting the abandoned Woljeong-ri station near the DMZ as a symbol of hope for reconciliation with North Korea, despite Pyongyang's cold shoulder.

An abandoned train station in the Demilitarized Zone highlights Seoul's ongoing, solitary efforts to achieve peace with Pyongyang.

South Korea's self-proclaimed role as a 'pacemaker' supporting US-North Korea diplomacy faces a test as signs of renewed dialogue between Washington and Pyongyang emerge. Concerns are rising that Seoul could be sidelined in the process.

South Korea is pushing forward with plans to reconnect its northernmost station to the rail network, an initiative aimed at fostering peace with North Korea, despite Pyongyang's current lack of engagement.

The 330-meter-tall Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang, with 105 floors and 3,000 rooms, has never hosted a single guest since construction began 39 years ago in 1987.

North Korea fired several short-range ballistic missiles on August 20, according to Seoul's military, just hours after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested he would meet with Pyongyang's Kim Jong Un this year.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has urged Pyongyang to engage in dialogue to officially conclude the Korean War, which has remained unresolved for over 70 years.

South Korea's president has proposed talks with Pyongyang to formally end the Korean War, an initiative aimed at moving towards a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula, as the two Koreas are technically still at war. This proposal seeks to establish a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is reportedly trading 'slaves' with Russian President Vladimir Putin, generating tens of billions of dollars for Pyongyang despite UN sanctions.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned of a potential deal between Moscow and Pyongyang, urging Seoul for assistance with anti-aircraft missile supplies. He expressed hopes for South Korean support, estimating a need for 30,000 to 50,000 troops.

A recent missile test by Pyongyang indicates an escalating conflict between North Korea and U.S. allies.

North Korea is reportedly joining Russian war efforts, with a focus on developing a missile unit in Russia, exploiting a gap in Ukraine's air defense. This collaboration benefits both Moscow and Pyongyang.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung urged government ministries to respond sternly to false or distorted claims portraying the administration's efforts to promote peaceful coexistence with North Korea as communist or pro-Pyongyang.

South Korea is moving away from its policy of prioritizing the immediate denuclearization of North Korea. Despite this shift, experts are skeptical that Pyongyang will return to the negotiating table.

Western allies have issued a warning that North Korean IT workers are reportedly using hard currency earned through AI-assisted work to fund Pyongyang's armaments program, including its nuclear arsenal.

Moscow and Pyongyang are finalizing construction of their first direct road link, further tightening their alliance. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy claims the Kremlin plans to bring another 30,000 North Korean troops to fight in Ukraine.

Ukraine reports that Russia is preparing to receive tens of thousands of additional soldiers from North Korea, which, if confirmed, would mark the largest direct involvement of foreign troops on Moscow's side since the invasion began, with Pyongyang receiving combat experience in return.

South Korea has shifted its policy towards North Korea, abandoning its previous campaign that prioritized pressure for denuclearisation, marking a new overture by Seoul's dovish government.

North Korea and Russia have indicated plans to deepen their alliance during strategic talks in Moscow, with Pyongyang reaffirming support for Russia's war in Ukraine, reflecting efforts to institutionalize their growing ties.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un held a meeting with Wang Huning, China's top political adviser, in Pyongyang. The meeting signifies high-level diplomatic engagement between the two countries.

Korean bells, exemplified by the Divine Bell of King Seongdeok, are renowned for their aesthetic refinement, spiritually resonant sound, and advanced metal casting and acoustic engineering.

Seoul is moving to abolish the requirement for citizens to report contacts with Chongryon, a pro-Pyongyang organization in Japan, as part of efforts to ease inter-Korean exchange regulations.

The Swedish government is being urged to immediately withdraw 2.5 million kronor invested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in an exchange program with communists in Pyongyang.

An opinion piece reflects on the tragicomic observation of the world's greatest power seemingly adopting the emotional aesthetic of Pyongyang.

North Korea has recalled its ambassador to Britain just one month after his appointment, downgrading diplomatic relations in retaliation for British sanctions imposed on a children's camp.

An inside look at life in Pyongyang reveals North Korea's post-pandemic reality, set against the backdrop of the Korean War, which remains unresolved despite a fragile 73-year-old armistice.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to Pyongyang is seen as a potential turning point in the international debate over North Korea’s nuclear weapons program.

Analysts suggest that Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to North Korea significantly improved Kim Jong-un's international standing, giving him a 'big strategic win', with some observers viewing the visit as a counter to closer Moscow-Pyongyang ties.

Chinese President Xi Jinping was hosted at Pyongyang's Kumsusan State Guest House, a strictly guarded complex considered North Korea's equivalent of Beijing's Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, symbolizing high diplomatic importance.

China and Russia are reportedly competing for influence over North Korea. This rivalry highlights the complex geopolitical dynamics in the region and the strategic importance of Pyongyang to both global powers.

The European Union and South Korea have jointly declared that North Korea will 'never' be recognized as a nuclear state. This statement reinforces the international community's stance against Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.

North Korea's unexpected economic resurgence, marked by phenomena like Uber in Pyongyang and BMWs on boulevards, is highlighted as one of the world's most surprising economic success stories, reportedly fueled by billions from Putin's war.

A 1st-century pure gold belt buckle, designated as a National Treasure from the Nangrang (Lelang) period, is featured as a treasure from the National Museum of Korea.

North Korea's Foreign Minister has stated that Pyongyang shares a common position with Russia on all strategic issues. This report indicates a strong alignment between the two nations on key international matters.

Singapore's foreign minister stated that North Korea is not keen on external engagement, following a visit to Pyongyang.

Traffic at Dandong, the Chinese border city facing North Korea, suggests a potential improvement in relations between Beijing and Pyongyang. This comes after North Korea's increased isolation during the coronavirus pandemic.

North Korea has strongly criticized Japan's recent security policy overhaul, labeling it an attempt to transform Japan into a 'war state.' Pyongyang views these changes as a dangerous move that could escalate regional tensions.

North Korean athletes are set to compete in South Korea for the first time in over seven years, with analysts divided on whether this marks a genuine step towards detente or a propaganda move by Pyongyang.

Vietnam's most powerful leader in decades, To Lam, has been on a near-constant diplomatic offensive since taking office, engaging with leaders and signing deals in Beijing, Washington, Pyongyang, and Moscow.

North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui held discussions with her Vietnamese counterpart, Le Hoai Trung, in Pyongyang on Wednesday, as reported by state media KCNA.

South Korean intelligence services estimate that Pyongyang earned $13 billion over the past three years by providing military assistance to Russia in the war in Ukraine.

South Korea's presidential office announced it will continue its "peaceful coexistence" policy with North Korea, despite Pyongyang's recent constitutional revision seen as distancing itself from the South.

Pyongyang has showcased its domestically produced mobile phones, signaling North Korea's efforts to develop its own technology and reduce reliance on foreign brands.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has publicly affirmed Pyongyang's doctrine of battlefield suicides as the highest form of devotion and unveiled a monumental complex for those who die on the 'Russian front'.

A new "Museum of Foreign Military Operations" in Pyongyang has opened, triumphantly displaying Western military equipment, including Abrams, Leopard tanks, and AMX-10RC and VAB armored vehicles, reportedly captured during the war in Ukraine.

The Russian parliament speaker is in North Korea to commemorate Pyongyang's deployment of troops in the Ukraine war, signaling closer ties and support.

Russia's Interior Minister has arrived in North Korea for discussions focused on mutual cooperation between the two nations. This visit signifies ongoing diplomatic engagement between Moscow and Pyongyang.

Tensions between South Korea and the US have flared following reports of a US pullback in intelligence-sharing, sparked by Unification Minister Chung Dong-young's public mention of a suspected North Korean uranium-enrichment site.

The largest umbrella labor unions of North Korea and Russia held talks in Pyongyang and signed an agreement aimed at boosting cooperation between the two countries.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reportedly met with China's top diplomat in Pyongyang.

The Chinese foreign minister met with his North Korean counterpart, conveying China's view that Pyongyang is making progress despite perceived "oppression" from the United States.

Seoul's unification minister has urged Brussels to act as a mediator in North-South discussions, but Pyongyang still appears to show little interest in interaction.

South Korea has stated that Pyongyang's response to its drone apology indicates progress in de-escalating tensions between the two nations.

The railway line connecting Beijing and Pyongyang has resumed service after a six-year suspension, though most passengers are currently limited to traveling only to the border between China and North Korea.

Pyongyang has rejected a UN human rights resolution against North Korea, criticizing it as an example of the UN's deplorable state and accusing the organization of applying double standards.

China has announced that its national airline, Air China, will resume direct flights to North Korea after a six-year suspension, following the earlier restoration of passenger train routes between Beijing and Pyongyang.

Air China has resumed its flights to North Korea, specifically the Beijing-Pyongyang route, marking the end of a six-year suspension of services to the isolated nation.