What are the countries that are still in contact with North Korea?

North Korea is often shown to be isolated by world countries. But in fact, North Korea has diplomatic relations with nearly 50 countries.

North Korea isolated state seems to be increasing day by day.

Still there is a different contradiction to be seen in isolation. North Korea has made extensive diplomatic relations with more than 160 countries since North Korea was created in 1948. It has 55 embassies and deputy embassies in 48 countries.

Lovely said 25 countries, including Germany, Britain and Sweden, have embassies in North Korea.

Once North Korea was created, the Communist neighboring countries of China and Russia immediately resigned to the Korean Democratic People's Republic (the official name of North Korea).

The US is pressing other countries to cut off relations with North Korea. Countries such as Spain, Kuwait, Peru, Mexico, Italy and Myanmar have deported their ambassadors from the country in the last few months.

Portugal, Uganda, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates and the Philippines have interrupted their relations. But many North Korean embassies around the world are still operating.

Some countries seem to have increased ties with North Korea. North Korea has been implementing construction projects with several African countries. North Korea is negotiating with other countries for energy and agricultural projects.

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Despite the diplomatic relations with North Korea,

Only 6 countries have links to North Korea in 35 developed countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

The United States did not establish the diplomatic relations with North Korea.

Japan, South Korea or France have not yet established a royal relationship with North Korea. Therefore, the US and its close Asian allies depend on other countries to obtain information about North Korea.

North Korea comes from Germany, Britain and Sweden. These countries still do not call their messengers back from North Korea. North Korea's ambassadors in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa are vital to earning money for that country.

Those embassies often earn themselves to their own expense. There are allegations that it is being carried out by illegal activities.

Complaints have been reported that North Korea's diplomatic missions in Europe have been illegally displaced by the local industry. Theft case in the home of a North Korean ambassador in Pakistan, which is traditionally friendly with Wodori, raised suspicions that he was involved in illegal liquor sale. On the both sides, intelligence officials are suspiciously seen by other officials of the country. Diplomats are under severe control and travel control.

North Korea is actively monitoring its messengers in the fear of changing the team.

North Korea's relationship with Communist countries such as Cuba, Venezuela and Laos also provides mutual ideological support.

Rather than ideological communication, the standpoint of opposition to the United States is a continuation of the diplomatic relations between these countries. Relations with Syria and Iran are also of this kind.

Countries such as Germany consider diplomatic relations to resolve the Korean issue.

Only eight countries in the 48 countries of the G-20 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development have reduced relations with North Korea.

In fact, 20 countries, including Hungary, Turkey and Australia, have expanded their diplomatic relations.

Despite the weakness of relations between North Korea and the rest of the world, the prospects for diplomatic relations with that country are not exhausted.