After 12 years since completion... Bridge linking China and North Korea opens; could improving bilateral ties render sanctions ineffective?

A bridge linking China and North Korea opened 12 years after completion. The article reports that some believe the sanctions framework will become ineffective against the backdrop of improved relations between the two countries.

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A bridge linking China and North Korea has reportedly opened 12 years after completion.

Improved relations between the two countries are said to be behind the opening, and some believe the sanctions framework will become ineffective.

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Bridge openingBridge linking China and North Korea opens 12 years after completion

BackgroundImproved relations between the two countries are reported to be behind the opening

NatureSome believe sanctions will become ineffective

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