Xi Jinping has arrived in North Korea with his wife and the foreign minister. The discussions will focus on the nuclear ambitions of the North Korean regime.

Xi Jinping, the president of China, has arrived in North Korea together with his wife and the Chinese foreign minister, on a visit that underscores China's crucial diplomatic, economic, and political support for the North Korean regime, which is under international sanctions. The agenda of the meetings includes discussions about North Korea's nuclear ambitions, in the context where Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has stated that the regime will not give up its nuclear weapons. Xi's visit comes at a time when North Korea has strengthened its relations with Moscow, including by sending soldiers to support Russian forces in the conflict in Ukraine. This meeting is essential for establishing strategic positions in the face of current international challenges.