North Korea has reaffirmed its status as an irreversible nuclear power, stating that denuclearization is a definitively closed issue. The country also rebuked Seoul and the EU for rejecting its nuclear status.
June 14, 2000, marked the historic first inter-Korean summit where President Kim Dae-jung met North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, leading to a five-point joint statement aimed at increasing exchanges and family reunions.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un sent a congratulatory letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin ahead of Russia's national day, according to North Korean state media.
The European Union and South Korea have jointly declared that North Korea will 'never' be recognized as a nuclear state. This statement reinforces the international community's stance against Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
North Korea is experiencing an unexpected economic surge, while Iranians face significant uncertainty and struggle to cope amidst ongoing US sanctions. These contrasting situations highlight the diverse economic challenges and developments in different regions.
North Korea has emerged as a surprising economic success story, benefiting from the security realignment in Asia. This shift has created an unexpected boon for the isolated nation.
North Korea has dismissed the United States' efforts for its denuclearization as an 'anachronistic dream,' indicating a firm stance against the US policy.
A noncommissioned officer of the South Korean Navy died after being found unconscious during a combat readiness drill in waters near an inter-Korean border island in the Yellow Sea.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for an 'exponential' expansion of the country's nuclear arsenal and inspected a new nuclear material plant, signaling a significant boost in nuclear capabilities.
A 1st-century pure gold belt buckle, designated as a National Treasure from the Nangrang (Lelang) period, is featured as a treasure from the National Museum of Korea.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, following Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Pyongyang, is seen by observers as a form of strategic hedging.
North Korea has strongly condemned the United States' approval of a missile sale to South Korea, as reported by state media. Pyongyang views the arms deal as a provocative act that escalates tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea has renewed and deepened ties between Beijing and Pyongyang, with North Korea stating the visit produced a 'far-reaching blueprint' for their relationship. This development has fueled speculation about increased military cooperation and complicated the U.S. response to North Korea's nuclear program, prompting South Korea to issue warnings.
North Korea has reportedly expanded its uranium capacity, a move that signals growing nuclear ambitions.
A new report indicates that North Korean hackers, often posing as fake IT workers, are responsible for almost 50% of all cyberattacks targeting technology firms.
North Korea declared its nuclear program irreversible and non-negotiable, a statement made by Kim Jong Un's influential sister, Kim Yo Jong, ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit. The declaration underscores Pyongyang's commitment to its nuclear arsenal despite international pressure.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to make his first visit to North Korea in seven years next week. This trip marks a significant diplomatic engagement between the two countries.
North Korea has revealed a new facility dedicated to producing fuel for nuclear weapons, indicating a doubling of its uranium production capabilities. This development raises international concerns regarding the country's nuclear program.
Satellite images have fueled speculation that Chinese President Xi Jinping may be planning a visit to North Korea. The images have prompted discussions among analysts regarding potential diplomatic movements.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited a key political school of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea to mark its 80th founding anniversary, calling it a 'strategic fortress' for the party's existence.
Analysts suggest that Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to North Korea significantly improved Kim Jong-un's international standing, giving him a 'big strategic win', with some observers viewing the visit as a counter to closer Moscow-Pyongyang ties.
An opinion piece discusses why recent changes to North Korea's constitution should be a cause for global concern.
A new manga, blending fiction with facts, has been published to draw attention to the decades-old issue of North Korea's abductions of Japanese nationals.
North Korea's official news agency KCNA reported that the summit between Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping produced a 'far-reaching blueprint' for developing relations. Experts analyzing the summit suggest China appeared more focused on countering US regional influence than on addressing North Korea's nuclear program, given the absence of public reference to denuclearization.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping for a summit in Pyongyang, where both leaders hailed a "new historic starting point" and pledged to strengthen ties between their countries. The visit, marked by a lavish welcome, aimed to reinforce the alliance amidst regional tensions and concerns over North Korea's relationship with Russia.
An FBI veteran reports that North Korea's state-sponsored hackers, linked to Kim Jong Un, have advanced their methods beyond brute force, now employing new tools, particularly in crypto attacks.
North Korea is reportedly accelerating its nuclear weapons program while international attention is focused elsewhere, with Kim Jong Un touring a new nuclear fuel facility and vowing to produce more bombs.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has called for an 'exponential' increase in the country's nuclear arsenal after inspecting a new, secretive nuclear facility. This directive signals a significant escalation in North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
North Korea has strongly criticized remarks made by the USFK commander, who reportedly compared South Korea to a 'dagger.' Pyongyang views these comments as provocative and detrimental to regional stability.