India–North Korea relations

India-North Korea relations refer to the bilateral relations between the Republic of India and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea, DPRK). India and North Korea established diplomatic relations in 1962, and India has maintained a policy of non-interference in North Korea's internal affairs while promoting peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.

 History 
India’s recognition is largely driven by historical factors, such as the Cold War and India's traditional stance of neutrality. Additionally, India has continued to advocate for a peaceful resolution to the issues surrounding North Korea, often supporting peace talks rather than sanctions. Despite this, India has consistently called for denuclearisation on the Korean Peninsula and has supported various United Nations resolutions on the issue, while maintaining diplomatic ties with North Korea.

Category:Politics of Asia