The 3-kilometer New Yalu River Bridge was completed in 2014 but has yet to open. (Photo by Kohei Fujimura)
KOHEI FUJIMURA
August 11, 2026 04:56 JST
DANDONG, China — A bridge between North Korea and China that has sat idle for more than 10 years is showing renewed preparations for an imminent opening, which would signify a significant step in improving relations between the two nations.
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