The DOJ has seized 29 illegal "laptop farms" used by North Korean IT workers posing as Americans to access U.S. companies and channel funds to Pyongyang.
Kim Myong-sik, North Korea’s former navy chief reportedly dismissed after a failed destroyer launch, has reappeared in state media, fueling speculation over his current status.
North Korea aired rare footage of Kim Jong-un mourning a soldier killed in Kursk, as part of a broader effort to justify future troop deployments to Russia.
Donald Trump stated he would resolve any potential conflict with North Korea, citing his strong relationship with Kim Jong-un and commitment to diplomacy.
North Korean defectors describe a regime of censorship, executions, and starvation, revealing the deadly consequences of cultural defiance and pandemic-era hardship.
Six Americans are under investigation in South Korea for allegedly trying to send bottles filled with rice, U.S. dollars, and Bibles to North Korea from a restricted area.
North Korea and Russia have resumed direct train service between Pyongyang and Moscow for the first time in five years, marking a symbolic step in strengthening bilateral ties.
North Korea’s first lady Ri Sol-ju appeared publicly for the first time in 17 months at a new coastal resort, drawing attention with a designer handbag as the regime emphasized tourism and Russian ties.
