North Korea has presented a new missile featuring cluster warheads and electronic warfare capabilities, alongside tests of carbon fiber bombs and a short-range anti-aircraft missile system.

The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, is scheduled to visit South Korea next week for two days of consultations on nuclear energy, North Korea, and other related issues.

North Korea's state media reported that the country conducted three days of weapons testing this week. The tests included the firing of ballistic missiles and cluster bombs.

North Korea has launched several ballistic missiles towards the East Sea (Sea of Japan), according to South Korean and Japanese defense authorities, who are assessing the impact.

North Korean hackers have reportedly compromised numerous Windows PCs by tricking users into installing a malicious fake Microsoft Teams update, described as an elaborate ploy.

Estonia's energy infrastructure is under daily cyberattack, primarily from Russia, China, and North Korea, highlighting the need for robust protection.

South Korea views Pyongyang's response to Seoul's apology for civilian drone incursions into North Korean territory as an 'important step' towards peace and coexistence on the Korean Peninsula.

North Korea leads the world with the longest mandatory military service, ranging from 5 to 13 years, while 24 countries globally require two years or more, predominantly in Africa and Asia.

Kim Jong Un has been re-elected as the leader of North Korea's ruling party, solidifying his continued control over the nation.

An opinion piece draws parallels between North Korea's situation and Iran's, suggesting lessons that Iran could learn from North Korea's experience.

An opinion article analyzes the implications of North Korea's situation as a lesson for Iran.

Pyongyang has rejected a UN human rights resolution against North Korea, criticizing it as an example of the UN's deplorable state and accusing the organization of applying double standards.

Satellite images indicate that North Korea's third 5,000-ton, Choe Hyon-class destroyer is currently under construction at the Nampo shipyard, approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Pyongyang.

An incredible story from the Ukrainian battlefield details a North Korean soldier attempting to bite his veins to avoid capture during an initial attempt to apprehend him.

Declassified documents show that South Korea sought to persuade Russia to scrap its treaty with North Korea in the mid-1990s, a diplomatic effort that contrasts sharply with the current close alignment between Moscow and Pyongyang.

Air China has resumed its flights to North Korea, specifically the Beijing-Pyongyang route, marking the end of a six-year suspension of services to the isolated nation.

Belarus is reportedly set to open an embassy in Pyongyang following a recent summit between President Alexander Lukashenko and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, according to Belarusian state media.

North Korea is reportedly targeting Australian firms using fake IDs and 'laptop farms' as a means to fund its weapons program, according to intelligence reports.

The state news agencies of Russia and North Korea have signed a cooperation agreement, signaling closer ties between the two nations.

During his recent visit to North Korea, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko presented an unusual gift to Kim Jong-Un: automatic weapons.

Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi explained Japan's position on its deteriorating relationship with China at the G7 Foreign Ministers' meeting in France. He also stressed the importance of North Korea's complete denuclearization and sought understanding and cooperation for the immediate resolution of the abduction issue.

North Korea has resumed border fortification work following a winter hiatus, according to South Korea's JCS, indicating renewed military activity along the border.

A senior conservative lawmaker criticized the Lee Jae Myung administration’s North Korea policy, arguing it emboldens Pyongyang and demanding the immediate removal of the unification minister.

Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenka has made his first political visit to Pyongyang, where he gifted a rifle to North Korea's Kim Jong Un and signed a friendship treaty. This visit highlights the strengthening ties between two key supporters of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Satellite imagery analyzed by 38 North indicates a large-scale industrial complex in North Korea, suggesting an expansion of the country's military drone program.

Kim Jones, mother of three former Yale swimmers, alleges that the athletic department intimidated female swimmers over transgender policies and 'emasculated' men, comparing the experience to 'North Korea'.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un welcomed Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko with a grand ceremony, highlighting the growing ties between the two nations, both allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Reports indicate that North Korean laborers in Russia are enduring extremely harsh conditions, described as "lives worse than cattle."

Reports indicate that North Korean laborers working in Russia are living in extremely poor conditions, described as 'worse than cattle,' raising concerns about human rights and exploitation.

Reports indicate that North Korean laborers working in Russia are enduring extremely harsh conditions, described as 'lives worse than cattle'.

South Korean prosecutors have indicted three executives of a drone manufacturing company on charges of repeatedly sending uncrewed aerial vehicles into North Korea, allegedly escalating inter-Korean tensions.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been reappointed as the chief of the State Affairs Commission, solidifying his leadership position. He has since expressed gratitude to Russian President Vladimir Putin for congratulating him on his reelection as president of state affairs, voicing hope for continued strong ties between the two nations.

A civic group reports that Ukraine is considering a policy of non-refoulement for North Korean prisoners of war, ensuring they are not returned to a country where they might face persecution.

Belarus leader heads to North Korea this week  Arab News

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared that his country will permanently strengthen its nuclear capabilities, describing the process as irreversible, according to state media KCNA.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister, Kim Yo-jong, has poured cold water on Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi's hopes for a summit, despite Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary stating Takaichi is prepared to engage directly.

Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has reaffirmed her negative view on dialogue with Japan if it is premised on resolving the abduction issue, following Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi's expressed willingness to meet directly with Kim Jong Un.

Kim Ju-ae, daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, was prominently featured at an army training ground, participating in a 'family ride' in a new armored vehicle during a military exercise.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has congratulated North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on his re-election, expressing hopes for strengthening bilateral relations.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's powerful sister rejected Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's proposal for summit talks, demanding Japan first abandon "anachronistic practices."

Experts suggest that North Korea is learning from the US attack on Iran, seeing it as a lesson that nuclear deterrence is crucial for the survival of Kim Jong Un's regime.

Diplomats and experts in Seoul warned that the war in Ukraine is reshaping the global security landscape and raising new risks for the Korean Peninsula, particularly due to deepening military ties between Russia and North Korea.

North Korea is set to convene the first session of its 15th Supreme People’s Assembly, with constitutional revisions and a reshuffle of the power structure high on the agenda, and anticipation building around Kim Jong Un’s potential speech.

North Korean state media released new photos showing Kim Jong-un and his 13-year-old daughter inspecting a military tank unit.

The teenage daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made her latest public appearance driving a tank, drawing international attention.

North Korea has begun moving families of soldiers killed during its deployment to the war in Ukraine into a newly built residential district in Pyongyang, state media reported Friday, as the regime…

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told US President Donald Trump on Thursday that she wants to hold talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Pyongyang’s past abductions of Japanese…

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US Intelligence Chief Tulsi Gabbard's 2026 Annual Threat Assessment identified Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, and Pakistan as significant nuclear threats to the United States, prompting India to comment on Pakistan's 'history' in response to the remarks.

North Korea launched a volley of ballistic missiles on Saturday, coinciding with US officials being in Seoul to explore reopening talks with the regime. Analysts suggest Kim Jong-un is not eager for immediate discussions.

Mitar Paunović, spokesman for Democratic Montenegro, criticized Milatović through Vuksanović, stating that citizens only seek a clean uniform and an honest state, not North Korea.

In North Korea's 2026 parliamentary elections, Kim Jong Un achieved a landslide win as the Workers' Party of Korea and its coalition partners reportedly captured 99.93 per cent of the ballot and every available seat, according to Yonhap News Agency.

North Korea conducted tests of a ballistic missile and an electromagnetic weapon, openly demonstrating its development of weapons to attack South Korean industrial infrastructure, just before the arrival of China's foreign minister in Pyongyang.

North Korean hackers are believed to have spent weeks preparing for a recent massive cyberattack that affected thousands of individuals.

China's foreign minister is scheduled to visit North Korea on April 9-10, according to reports from KCNA.

An editorial from The Guardian discusses the speculation surrounding the succession of North Korea's leader by his teenage daughter, emphasizing continuity within the dynastic Kim regime.

A man wanted by the FBI has been sentenced to two and a half years in jail for his role in facilitating the supply of oil to North Korea, in violation of international sanctions.

Russian airline Nordwind, which received approval for direct flights between Moscow and Pyongyang, has reportedly failed to attract tourists on the subsidized route. The airline had aimed to boost tourism to North Korea.

North Korean hackers are reportedly luring individuals with offers of a million dollars to compromise cryptocurrency projects. This serves as a warning for potential targets to be cautious of such deceptive tactics.

North Korea has convened a workshop for party officials to discuss and develop regional development policies.

South Korea's capital, Seoul, has issued an apology following unapproved drone flights that crossed into North Korean airspace.

North Korea has commended South Korea's Lee for expressing regret regarding drones, signaling a diplomatic response to recent tensions.

The railway line connecting Beijing and Pyongyang has resumed service after a six-year suspension, though most passengers are currently limited to traveling only to the border between China and North Korea.

An opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal discusses potential lessons Iran could learn from North Korea's geopolitical strategies.

An opinion piece explores the strategic lessons and implications that North Korea's approach to international relations and nuclear development might hold for Iran.

South Korea plans to move up the deployment of its Iron Dome-like interceptor system to 2029, enhancing its defense capabilities against threats from North Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter have visited service facilities at a new housing district in Pyongyang, as reported by state media.

An unidentified body, believed to be that of a man and possibly North Korean, was discovered in the Imjin River in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, near the inter-Korean border.

An analytical piece explores the potential future trajectory of Iran, drawing comparisons to North Korea's isolation and nuclear ambitions.

North Korea's longtime IOC member Chang Ung has died at 87. This news comes as the Prime Minister of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus arrived in Azerbaijan.

China has announced that its national airline, Air China, will resume direct flights to North Korea after a six-year suspension, following the earlier restoration of passenger train routes between Beijing and Pyongyang.

News agencies from North Korea and Russia have announced a new partnership, joining forces in what they describe as an 'info war'.

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko's rare visit to North Korea is seen as part of Kim Jong Un's broader strategy to strengthen ties within Russia's sphere of influence.

China has restarted commercial flights to North Korea, marking the first such flights in six years since the suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

South Korea's unification minister stated that the decision to join a U.N. resolution on North Korean human rights was made through interagency coordination.

Sanctions and travel restrictions have altered Russian travel habits, leading to new destinations like Laos and North Korea, though many Russians can no longer afford vacations.

South Korea has joined as a co-sponsor of this year's U.N. resolution on North Korean human rights, despite earlier expectations that Seoul might skip the move in line with its conciliatory gestures toward Pyongyang.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has conveyed to Chinese President Xi Jinping that relations between their countries have reached a 'new high stage,' according to Pyongyang's state media.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un exchanged unusual gifts, including an assault rifle and a vase made from shell casings, during their meeting in Pyongyang.

Belarusian President Lukashenko visited North Korea, marked by elaborate ceremonial events but little information on how the two countries plan to strengthen cooperation or align more closely with Russia.

North Korea and Belarus have signed a friendship treaty, alongside agreements on cooperation in diplomacy, agriculture, education, and public health, according to KCNA.

Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory message to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un following his reelection as president of the State Affairs Commission, as reported by North Korean state media.

The leader of Belarus has made a historic first visit to North Korea, signaling potential strengthening ties between the two nations.

Today's photo gallery features a variety of images from around the world, covering diplomatic meetings, environmental pollution, and other news from North Korea, Italy, Palestine, and Cuba.

On March 26, 2010, the 1,200-ton South Korean Navy vessel Cheonan sank off the country’s west coast near the maritime border with North Korea, resulting in the deaths of 46 of the 104 sailors on board.

Reports indicate that North Korean laborers working in Russia are enduring extremely harsh conditions, described as 'lives worse than cattle'.

Reports indicate that North Korean laborers working in Russia are enduring extremely harsh conditions, described as 'lives worse than cattle'.

Reports indicate that North Korean laborers working in Russia are living in extremely harsh conditions, described as 'lives worse than cattle'.

Three civilians have been indicted for illegally flying drones into North Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has officially declared South Korea as the 'most hostile state,' vowing to reject and ignore it with the clearest words and actions, and threatening a harsh response to any attack.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has invited Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenka to Pyongyang for a bilateral meeting to discuss 'a range of ties,' according to North Korean state agency KCNA.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is scheduled to make an official visit to North Korea, a move that could signal strengthening ties between the two nations.

A story circulates about North Korea's claim to be a 'world champion' in football, with two versions, including one where the national team allegedly defeated Brazil in the 2010 World Cup.

A former senior US official stated that the possibility of a summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during Trump's anticipated trip to China is "somewhat low," primarily due to the ongoing war with Iran.

Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has reiterated her stance, ruling out the possibility of a summit between Pyongyang and Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi.

Passenger air and rail links are being restored between China and North Korea, indicating an improvement in relations between Pyongyang and Beijing amidst geopolitical shifts.

Vladimir Putin expressed support for enhancing a 'strategic partnership' with Pyongyang in a congratulatory message to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un following his re-election.

An in-depth look at Hezbollah's Radwan Force, an elite unit developed after the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah, known for its training by Iran and North Korea.

Data reveals that 25% of North Korean defectors from areas near the Punggye-ri nuclear test site exhibit chromosome mutations, potentially linked to radioactive exposure.

Residents of Pyongyang, North Korea's capital, are reportedly woken every morning at 6:00 AM by an unusual and distinctive alarm signal.

South Korea built the Cheongung-II to stop North Korean missiles. Now the system is stopping Iranian ones – and in doing so, has turned Seoul into one of the most sought-after defence suppliers on…

The images showed the girl sticking her head out of the tank’s hatch, while Kim sitting on the top of the tank and smiling

The license, which expires on ​April 11, ‌replaces and supersedes a similar 30-day sanctions waiver issued on March 12

North Korea is increasingly relying on cybercrime, including deepfakes and state-sponsored hacker schools, as a significant source of income, with incidents attributed to Pyongyang-backed cybercriminals rising by 130% in 2025.

North Korean goods, including liquor, routed through third countries may soon be able to enter South Korea following Seoul's introduction of clearer verification standards to reduce confusion in such transactions.

Experts suggest that North Korea's Kim Jong Un is closely monitoring the war in Iran, viewing it as a crucial lesson that demonstrates the effectiveness of nuclear deterrence for regime survival.

South Korea and the United States have concluded their key springtime military drills, conducted amidst ongoing threats from North Korea.

Gabbar stated that countries like Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and Pakistan are advancing a range of missile systems that could reach the American homeland.

The U.S. top intelligence official said that North Korea’s ICBMs can already reach U.S. soil, and it is committed to expanding its nuclear arsenal

North Korea has reportedly tested systems capable of paralyzing a country's infrastructure, including carbon fiber bombs targeting power plants, raising alarm in South Korea.

North Korean agents have been infiltrating Western companies by posing as remote IT workers, using fake identities and resumes to circumvent sanctions and fund their regime.

North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles towards the East Sea, following earlier launches in the morning.

South Korea is certain that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is positioning his teenage daughter as his successor.

Seoul's unification minister has urged Brussels to act as a mediator in North-South discussions, but Pyongyang still appears to show little interest in interaction.

Images of Kim Jong-un's daughter, Kim Ju-ae, driving a military tank with her father have intensified speculation about her being groomed as North Korea's next leader.

A top aide indicates that South Korean President Lee's expression of regret over drone flights into North Korea demonstrates a willingness to restore trust.

Kim Yo Jong, sister of Kim Jong Un, praised the South Korean President's handling of a recent drone intrusion but reiterated North Korea's continued refusal for dialogue.

North Korea has positively responded to South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's apology regarding drone incursions, calling his regret "fortunate and wise." This rare conciliatory tone follows Lee's admission that government officials were involved in violating policy.

North Korea has expressed its welcome for Seoul's official expression of regret regarding a recent drone incursion incident.

Reports indicate that North Korea has issued an unusual ban on hairstyles resembling that of Kim Ju Ae, daughter of leader Kim Jong Un, who has been making frequent public appearances.

An opinion piece suggests that Iran could learn strategic lessons from North Korea's approach to international relations and nuclear ambitions. The analysis draws parallels between the two nations' geopolitical challenges.

Opinion | The North Korea Lesson for Iran  WSJ

Images released by North Korean state media show Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, visibly delighted as she watches cats with her father and pets one at a pet shop.

North Korea has reportedly razed several towns located near its main missile launch site.

A lawmaker has reported that North Korea is currently constructing its third Choe Hyon-class destroyer, indicating ongoing expansion of its naval capabilities.

North Korea has condemned a United Nations human rights resolution concerning Pyongyang, according to KCNA.

South Korea's Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan has filed criminal complaints against several YouTubers for falsely claiming that oil stored in Ulsan was diverted to North Korea.

Russia and North Korea have announced a joint agreement to combat what they describe as 'disinformation' spread by their 'numerous enemies', marking a new step in their cooperation.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenka gifted an automatic rifle to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his first visit to Pyongyang on March 26, jokingly suggesting it might be needed "if enemies appear."

The United Nations Human Rights Council has adopted a resolution condemning North Korea’s human rights violations for the 24th consecutive year, with South Korea co-sponsoring the measure.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was seen smiling as he watched special forces troops demonstrate extreme strength and endurance at a military showcase, including pummeling each other with bricks and axes.

A scholar has described Kim Yo-jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, as the "world's most dangerous woman" following her appointment as director of the General Affairs Department of the Workers’ Party of Korea.

A North Korean survivor of forced labor in Russia described earning $800 a month but only keeping $10, with passports seized and no means of leaving the work sites.

North Korea's recent characterization of Seoul as an 'eternal enemy' has been dismissed as 'nonsense' by Nikkei Asia, highlighting the ongoing rhetorical tensions between the two Koreas.

A North Korean defector who safely reached South Korea with his mother now fears she may be forcibly repatriated after being imprisoned in China following their dangerous journey.

President Lee Jae Myung delivered a speech at the West Sea Defense Day ceremony, highlighting peace and honoring fallen service members, while notably refraining from directly mentioning North Korea.

Leaders from North Korea (DPRK) and Belarus have held discussions and signed several cooperation agreements, strengthening ties between the two nations.

A report alleges that North Korea is profiting hundreds of millions of dollars annually by sending its citizens to Russia for forced labor, where they endure harsh conditions including 16-hour workdays and infrequent showers.

North Korea announced plans to increase its state budget by more than 5 percent this year, marking the largest rise in years, with expanded spending expected for both economic development and defense.

Reports indicate that North Korean laborers working in Russia are enduring extremely harsh conditions, described as "lives worse than cattle."

Reports indicate that North Korean laborers working in Russia are enduring extremely poor living conditions, described as being 'worse than cattle'.

Thousands of North Korean workers in Russia are reportedly living under life-threatening conditions, allowed only one shower a year and treated 'worse than cattle', as part of Kim Jong Un’s overseas labor program funding the state’s missile program.

A global rights group has released a report exposing North Korea's state-sponsored forced labor program, which it claims has escalated in recent years and generates up to US$500 million annually, trapping workers in 'brutal' conditions.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared the country's nuclear status 'irreversible' and issued a warning to Seoul of a 'merciless' response.

North Korea announced plans to introduce a formal police system, a move observers believe aims to reshape its global image and institutional framework to resemble a 'normal state' rather than relying on its traditional public security apparatus.

South Korea's unification minister cited an IAEA report naming Kusong as a uranium site, but experts dispute this claim, noting the IAEA report itself did not mention Kusong and evidence remains thin.

A defector has revealed a raw power play behind the scenes in North Korea, where Kim Jong-un's 14-year-old daughter is now positioned as the country's official 'guide,' part of a plan to secure North Korea's future.

North Korea has announced that a planned summit with Japan is off unless Tokyo abandons its 'anachronistic' approaches.

Kim Jong Un has been re-elected by North Korea's new parliament, with official reports indicating a 99.9% voter turnout for the parliamentary members.

A debate is intensifying over facilities in Kusong, North Korea, after South Korean Unification Minister Chung Dong-young identified the city as a potential third uranium enrichment site, though experts say the claim remains unproven.

North Korea's Foreign Ministry spokesperson issued a strong condemnation of the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, as reported by the Korean Central News Agency on March 1.

Speculation arises regarding North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's concerns for the future due to the Iran war, with references to North Korea's nuclear status and past statements by Donald Trump.

An analysis delves into the political landscape of North Korea, focusing on the minimal opposition within the highly controlled state.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, accompanied by his teenage daughter Ju-ae, unveiled a new main battle tank and oversaw tank unit exercises, with his daughter seen driving the new tank in a prominent public appearance, further fueling speculation about her as a potential successor.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un oversaw a joint offensive drill involving a new main battle tank, the North's state media reported Friday, with photos showing his his daughter Ju-ae riding alongside…

Conservative podcaster Candace Owens has openly criticized President Donald Trump for joining Israel in the war against Iran and made her opinions known on X.

The U.S. has tightened sanctions on Russian oil, specifically targeting tanker shipments bound for Cuba and North Korea, while maintaining temporary sanctions relief for other areas.

Rare photographs provide a unique look into the daily lives of North Korean soldiers and citizens along the Yalu River, near the border city of Sinuiju.

North Korea is reportedly increasing its foreign exchange revenue through arms sales to Russia and engaging in cyber crime activities.

North Korean state media reported Thursday that leader Kim Jong-un visited a cement factory in the country's southwest, presenting it as an exemplary case for boosting production and strengthening national unity.

Annual Threat Assessment places Pakistan alongside China, Russia, Iran, North Korea on advancing missile capabilities