KOREA

A North Korea military delegation has traveled to Russia just one day after Pyongyang officially confirmed the deployment of troops to support Moscow’s war...

North Korea has banned the once-celebrated song "Glad to Meet You," marking a new phase in its campaign to erase symbols of inter-Korean unity.

Russia released the first footage of North Korean troops training in Kursk, with reports suggesting up to 50,000 troops may have been deployed.

The U.S. State Department and White House are reportedly preparing for possible talks with North Korea, as Donald Trump signals renewed interest in engagement.

North Korea confirmed for the first time that it has deployed troops to Russia, citing its strategic partnership with Moscow and actions taken under Kim Jong-un’s direct orders.

Zelensky claims U.S.-made parts were found in North Korean ballistic missiles used by Russia in a deadly airstrike on Kyiv, raising concerns over sanctions enforcement.

North Korea used fake U.S.-based companies to lure cryptocurrency developers into malware attacks as part of a broader cyber-theft campaign, a U.S. security firm said.

North Korea has demolished major South Korean-owned facilities at Mount Kumgang, accelerating its policy to sever ties with the South and erase reunification symbols. Satellite images confirm the removal of resorts and tourism infrastructure, despite South Korea’s repeated calls to stop the destruction.

The dismissal of U.S. envoy Julie Turner and elimination of key human rights offices signal a significant restructuring of the State Department under President Trump.

Jo Yong-won, a top aide to Kim Jong-un and Organizational Secretary of the Workers’ Party, has not been seen publicly for nearly two months, raising speculation that he is under disciplinary action for failing to prevent misconduct tied to North Korea’s 20×10 Regional Development Policy.