The Chinese regime is trying to see where Kim stands on geopolitics and to strengthen the alliance among the remaining ‘Axis of Evil’ nations, analysts said. News coverage at the Great Hall of the People shows Chinese leader Xi Jinping (C), North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (center R) and Russian President Vladimir Putin (center L) and other leaders arriving at Tiananmen Square for a military parade in Beijing on Sept. 3, 2025. Jade Gao/AFP via Getty Images4/13/2026|Updated: 4/13/2026News AnalysisThe Chinese regime’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, has met with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang on April 10 during a state visit, while the U.S.-Iran peace talks failed to solidify the conditional two-week ceasefire.
Chinas Top Diplomat Meets North Koreas Kim for Closer Coordination Amid USIran Conflict
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