China and North Korea are restoring a direct rail link between their capitals after a six-year pause, a move that reflects warming ties between the two countries. China's state railway said in a

A passenger train from China arrived in the North Korean capital on Thursday, state media said, after a six-year hiatus since the service was suspended during the Covid-19 pandemic. China's state news agency Xinhua said a train that departed from Dandong,

By Mei Mei Chu, Ju-min Park and Claire Fu DANDONG/SEOUL/SINGAPORE, March 11 (Reuters) - When Kim Jong Un arrived by armored train in Beijing for a military parade in September, the pageantry signaled a thaw in one of the world's most important relationships after several years of frosty ties.

Air China will resume flights between Beijing and North Korea starting on March 30 after train services restarted earlier this week.

South Korean and Chinese scholars said Thursday that improving relations between North and South Korea has become increasingly important amid rapidly shifting global tensions, including recent U.S. an

Passenger trains between China and North Korea will resume service on Thursday, reviving a transport link that was shuttered for six years due to the pandemic, China's rail operator said.

As China showed why they are the defending champions at the Women's Asian Cup, North Korea will now set their sights on the Matildas.

North Korea and China resumed an international passenger train service linking their capitals Thursday for the first time in six years, with a train spotted crossing the border bridge between the two countries.

China-Korea Train operations, halted since global pandemic outbreak covid-19,resumed after long gap of six years. China is North Korea’s largest trading partner and a vital source