South Korean officials said they were instead adopting a “peace first” approach and would instead seek to freeze North Korea’s growing nuclear program.
After 20 years on the move, a school for children with North Korean backgrounds gets a permanent home
The Ministry of Unification, Hyundai Motor and Seoul’s education office signed a deal to build Yeomyung School a campus it won’t have to leave — closing out two decades of leases and rejection.
Markets, not wages, feed North Korean households
North Korean workers say official salaries barely cover a fraction of costs, with trade and side jobs actually sustaining most households.
North Korea calls Seoul a ‘puppet’ for its role in US maritime exercise
By Hyeyoon Cho SEOUL, July 17 (Reuters) – North Korean state media on Friday called South Korea a “puppet” following its participation in a maritime exercise led by the U.S., saying Seoul and …
Amazon’s chief security officer says the tech giant blocked over 1,800 suspected North Korean agents from applying for jobs
Stephen Schmidt said AI and machine-learning roles have been increasingly targeted by fraudsters due to high demand.
South Korea, U.S., Japan military chiefs reaffirm cooperation against N. Korea
The top military officers of South Korea, the United States and Japan reaffirmed their commitment to closer security cooperation against North Korean threats, Seoul said Thursday.
American scientist who researched North Korea’s nuclear tests faces espionage trial in China
China is putting Chen on trial despite President Trump personally intervening to press for his release.
With North Korea tourism stalled, China agencies push business visas instead
As North Korea tourism stays frozen, Chinese agencies pivot to business trips, and frustrated tourists ask why only investors are let in.
With North Korea tourism stalled, China agencies push business visas instead
As North Korea tourism stays frozen, Chinese agencies pivot to business trips, and frustrated tourists ask why only investors are let in.
North Korea vehicle smuggling stalls after fee hike
A sudden wakku fee hike has stalled North Korea vehicle smuggling at the China border, turning profits into losses, a source said.