North Korea’s top diplomatic official defended the hermit nation from international criticism for covertly selling weapons to Russia following weeks of bilateral meetings. A statement released Thursday by the governments of the U.S., Japan and South Korea asserted that “such weapons deliveries,
Hamas terrorists and other Iran-aligned militant groups with continue to be supplied with weapons by Kim Jong-un’s North Korea following their surprise terror attack on Israel earlier this month, experts have warned. The attacks of October 7 have prompted “intense scrutiny” of
The Hamas terrorists that carried out a barbaric assault in Israel on Oct. 7 likely used North Korean weapons, analysis and various evidence including a militant video and weapons seized by Israel now show. North Korea has previously denied selling arms to
North Korean media is pushing back against speculation that weapons manufactured in their country were used by Hamas. Korean Central News Agency published a full-throated repudiation of military experts claiming evidence that North Korean weapons are in the hands of Hamas combatants
South Korea on Friday said it had expressed its concerns to China after assessing that it recently returned a “large number” of North Koreans, including escapees, back to their homeland. Koo Byoungsam, spokesperson of South Korea’s Unification Ministry, which handles inter-Korean affairs,
North Korea is expected to take another shot at launching a spy satellite this month, according to South Korean observers. The Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU), a government-funded South Korean think tank focused on inter-Korean issues, expects their northern neighbor
North Korea reportedly will allow the regular entry of select foreign nationals for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. The policy change began Monday and ends a years-long ban on almost any outsiders entering the hermit kingdom for business, travel or
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un arrives in Russia via train Siegfried Hecker is one of the very few people in history to have been invited to North Korea in an official capacity. The nuclear scientist, who has won a number of
Vladimir Putin greeted North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un in Russia’s eastern Amur region early Wednesday, according to Russian state-owned news agency RIA Novosti. The two leaders met at the Vostochny cosmodrome for a rare, planned meeting addressing a potential arms deal
Fijian authorities have initiated the process of deporting six leaders associated with a South Korean religious sect, which relocated hundreds of its followers to Fiji a decade ago and established a vast array of businesses. Only four of these leaders have been