Beyond the photo ops: What lies behind North Korea and China’s diplomatic surge
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China has unveiled artificial intelligence (AI) as a new diplomatic card. Amidst the U.S. containment of China through the control of advanced semiconductors and AI technology, the country has set out to support the development of AI technology and talent, particularly in developing nations, and to establish a separate international AI cooperation framework. While China previously expanded its influence by leveraging infrastructure through the B…
China eases customs curbs on North Korea
China has temporarily eased customs rules for equipment and materials bound for North Korea’s civilian economy. The move, which could reshape China-North Korea trade going forward, comes as Beijing and Pyongyang mark 65 years since signing their 1961 friendship treaty. Some items had previously struggled to clear customs formally because of international sanctions on North Korea. Those goods may now be entering the country through official Chine…
Beyond the photo ops: What lies behind North Korea and China’s diplomatic surge
After years of pandemic isolation and sparse political contact, North Korea and China are suddenly back in the business of summitry. A summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Chinese President Xi Jinping last September has sparked a renewed wave of diplomacy, culminating in a reciprocal summit and a succession of party, government […]
North Korea appears to be studying the technologies and operating model used by China to modernize its railway and subway networks. North Korean Premier Pak Thae Song visited the Beijing Urban Rail Transit Command Center and requested information on the network design and transfer systems between lines. The visit took place during the North Korean premier's official trip to China from July 10 to 12, according to NK News, citing images and inform…
China quietly eases customs rules for North Korea - The Press United
China has temporarily eased customs rules for equipment and materials bound for North Korea’s civilian economy. The move, which could reshape China-North Korea trade going forward, comes as Beijing and Pyongyang mark 65 years since signing their 1961 friendship treaty. Some items had previously struggled to clear customs formally because of international sanctions on North […] The post China quietly eases customs rules for North Korea appeared f…
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