Putin in Pyongyang? Proposed trip to meet Kim Jong-un reveals Russia's growing reliance on North Korea

The mooted visit to the North Korean capital would be the Russian leader’s first in over two decades. Analysts said the trip would help Kim Jong-un signal to China that he ‘still has partners’.

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