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China-North Korea relations
Does China Really Have a Strategic Vision for the World?
By Kerry Brown
Since the founding of the PRC, China's leaders have often misunderstood both allies and rivals alike.
Interview: Soo Kim
By Mercy A. Kuo and Angie O. Tang
The US-ROK alliance and the global response to North Korea's recent provocations.
China's Role in the North Korean Puzzle
By David Volodzko
Can China actually take a leading role on the North Korea issue?
Is North Korea Fed up With China?
By John Power
Take reports about a new WPK document slamming Beijing with a dose of salt -- but frustrations are very real.
Sino-US Cooperation Over North Korea Is Now More Important Than Ever
By Franz-Stefan Gady
No matter how distasteful, Beijing and Washington have a vested interest in stable relations with Pyongyang.
Russia's North Korea Conundrum
By 38 North / Georgy Toloraya
The latest sanctions harm Russian economic and strategic interests on the Korean Peninsula.
China Starts Enacting Sanctions on North Korea
By Shannon Tiezzi
China is tightening trade restrictions on North Korea after the latest round of UN sanctions.
Why China-North Korea Relations Can’t Be Broken
By Mu Chunshan
Despite North Korea's nuclear ambitions, its ties with China have been remarkably stable -- and will remain that way.
Is China Finally Fed Up With Kim Jong-un’s North Korea?
By Theresa Lou
What explains Beijing’s acquiescence to unprecedented sanctions at the UN Security Council?
North Korea: Will the New Sanctions Work?
By Scott A. Snyder
On paper, they represent a significant increase in pressure on Pyongyang.
New Sanctions on North Korea Target Loopholes and Elites
By Catherine Putz
The most stringent measure mandates the searching off all ships coming from North Korea.
Will Mount Paektu Erupt Again?
By Ivan Lidarev
The Mount Paektu/Changbai dispute has the potential to destabilize an already tense region.