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North Korea agrees to end nuclear program for food aid
Adriene Hill Mar 1, 2012
North Korea has reached a deal with the U.S. to suspend its nuclear program in exchange for U.S. food aid. Because of sanctions, the U.S. hasn't sent food to North Korea since 2009, despite reports of significant malnutrition in the country.
North Korea suspends nuclear programs for U.S. food aid
John Dimsdale Mar 1, 2012
The agreement may have been less about food than a political move by North Korea's new young leader. But it does open the door for restarting multi-nation disarmament talks.
U.S. ambassador on futures of Iraq and North Korea
Steve Chiotakis Jan 11, 2012
U.S. diplomat Chris Hill discusses the economic conditions of Iraq and North Korea as they make important transitions, and how they might change in the future.
Observations of Kim Jong-Il's funeral
Jeremy Hobson Dec 28, 2011
The body of North Korea's Dear Leader Kim Jong-Il was driven through Pyongyang today -- in none other than a U.S.-made Lincoln Continental?
The online future of North Korea
John Moe Dec 19, 2011
Will Kim Jong-Il's death mean North Koreans can get connected?
Where North Korea's economy stands today
David Gura Dec 19, 2011
Under Kim Jong-Il, North Korean society was sharply divided between rich and poor, and great emphasis was put on building up the military.
U.S. economic relationship with North Korea unlikely to change
Adriene Hill Dec 19, 2011
The death of Kim Jong-Il still leaves much to be determined before the U.S. will ever remove sanctions against North Korea and engage in an economic relationship with the country
North Korea will go about 'business as usual'
Adriene Hill Dec 19, 2011
With inflation soaring, the last few years have been particularly difficult for the North Korean people, and that isn't likely to change right away
North Korea: A fragile economy after Kim Jong-Il
Kai Ryssdal Dec 19, 2011
Death of dictator creates a new region of uncertainty. What it means for North Korea's economy, the U.S. and neighboring countries as the nation's military decides whether to accept Kim Jong-Il's son as leader.
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