The U.S. Justice Department announced major actions against North Korean cybercrime, including five people admitting guilt and the government taking more than $15 million in property linked to the …
North Korea Executes Couple to Curb Private Business
A North Korean couple in their 50s, once dubbed “big players” due to their successful private business, was publicly executed by authorities. According to the Daily Mail and other outlets on the 19th …
Japan Warns of New World Order as China, Russia, and North Korea Form De Facto Alliance
A Japanese government report warns that the growing coordination between China, Russia, and North Korea could create a three-front security threat for Tokyo.
U.N. panel adopts resolution condemning North Korea’s rights abuses
A U.N. committee adopted a resolution condemning North Korea’s human rights violations, Seoul said Thursday, with 61 co-sponsors including the United States and South Korea.
North Korea’s Population Crisis Warning Signs
The United Nations Population Division has estimated that about 12 percent of North Koreans are aged 65 or older. The U.N. defines a society as “aged” when this figure reaches 14 percent. North Korea …
S. Korea proposes military talks with N. Korea to prevent possible clashes at border
South Korea on Monday proposed holding military talks with North Korea to discuss how to clarify the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) in a bid to prevent possible clashes near the inter-Korean border.
Democratic Senators Demand Probe Into World Liberty Financial’s Alleged Ties To North Korea: CNBC
Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Jack Reed (D-RI) are urging the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the U.S. Department of the Treasury (UST) to conduct a probe into Trump-linked World Liberty …
EAG Steps Up Technical Engagement With Iran on AML/CFT
Iran first entered the list in 2008, when the task force warned that although Tehran had expressed commitments to reform, major strategic gaps remained. By 2012, Iran and North Korea were the only …
EAG Steps Up Technical Engagement With Iran on AML/CFT
Iran first entered the list in 2008, when the task force warned that although Tehran had expressed commitments to reform, major strategic gaps remained. By 2012, Iran and North Korea were the only …
Seoul Considers Sanctions on North Korea Following US Crypto Crackdown
Vice Foreign Minister Kim Ji-na says South Korea could adjust its sanctions posture if needed, citing threats from North Korean crypto theft.