Cuba's alignment with Seoul could be Kim Jong-un's biggest diplomatic failure: experts

Cuba, a socialist country regarded by North Korea as one of its most trusted allies, made an unexpected announcement on Wednesday that it restored diplomatic relations with South Korea after 65 years, a move that some experts described as 'a shocking decision' for Pyongyang.

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