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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and China–North Korea Relations

Asian Survey, 2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has had repercussions in regions beyond Europe. One of these regions is Asia, including Northeast Asia. This region is home to China and North Korea, two authoritarian countries often lumped together with Russia as potential threats to the liberal international order.
Ramon Pacheco Pardo, Yeong Ik Kim
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China-North Korea Relations through Global-Regional Competition between China and the U.S.

The Korean Association of Area Studies, 2023
This study aims to examine how China’s realization of polarity in international relations and its threat perception on the U.S. have affected China-North Korea relations in the post-Cold War era. Since the end of the Cold War, the world has formed a U.S.-led unipolar system, while East Asia has been a bipolar system between the U.S. and China.
Suwon Lee, Sangsup Ha
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Book review: Catherine Jones and Sarah Teitt, eds. China–North Korea Relations: Between Development and Security

China Report, 2021
Catherine Jones and Sarah Teitt, eds. China–North Korea Relations: Between Development and Security (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2020), pp. 232, ₹2,949, ISBN 9781788979702 (hardback).
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China-North Korea relations: Is the Kim regime becoming a threat and enemy to China?

Monde chinois, 2018
Les relations de la Chine et de la Corée du Nord se sont significativement détériorées en raison de la persistence des tirs balistiques et nucléaires de Pyongyang. La determination de Kim Jong-un à faire de son pays un État nucléaire et la rhétorique guerrière de Donald Trump contre la Corée du Nord ont accentué le défi de composer avec un voisin ...
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The Evolution of the Lips and Teeth Relationship: China-North Korea Relations in the 1960s

2015
After fighting a war shoulder to shoulder against the United States-led United Nations (UN) forces in the Korean War, China and North Korea forged a comrade-plus-brother relationship. This relationship was soon tested as China and the Soviet Union, the two leading actors in the communist camp, turned against each other and engaged in a prolonged ...
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