South Korea said Wednesday it has filed a lawsuit seeking damages from North Korea for the 2020 demolition of a liaison office.
S. Korea files damages suit against NK over 2020 demolition of joint liaison office
South Korea’s unification ministry said Wednesday it lodged a damages suit against North Korea over Pyongyang’s 2020 demolition of an inter-Korean liaison office in the North’s border town of Kaesong.
From Walmart to North Korea’s Army: The World’s Biggest Employers, Ranked
The bank, which has a total of 2.7 million business clients and 320 million personal … including 270,168 in North America and 174,085 in Europe. South Korea’s armed forces total 555,000 active …
Russia Turns Oil Tap for North Korea Back On as US Warns on Weapons
Russia has resumed sending oil to sanctions-hit North Korea for the first time since 2020, deepening cooperation between the two nations that the US claims also includes sending arms from Pyongyang to …
Russia revives oil exports to North Korea as US sounds alarm on more arms sales for Ukraine war
Russia has revived its oil trade with long-time ally North Korea as the Kremlin’s war on Ukraine drags on. Shipments of refined petroleum products were halted in October 2020, but a United Nations …
US lawmakers warn North Korean refugees face forcible repatriation from China
U.S. lawmakers warned on Tuesday that China could be preparing to forcibly repatriate refugees who fled North Korea and urged the United Nations to use its influence with Beijing to prevent this.
Report: North Korean Hackers Have Stolen $3 Billion Worth of Crypto
Over the past five years, hackers backed by North Korea have successfully stolen approximately $3 billion in cryptocurrency.
New Report: North Korea’s Cyber Army Allegedly Stole $3 Billion in Crypto to Fund Nuclear Program
North Korea’s cyber army has stolen $3 billion in cryptocurrencies, with 50% of the funds being used to fund the country’s ballistic missile program.
New Report: North Korea’s Cyber Army Allegedly Stole $3 Billion in Crypto to Fund Nuclear Program
North Korea’s cyber army has stolen $3 billion in cryptocurrencies, with 50% of the funds being used to fund the country’s ballistic missile program.
North Korean hackers have stolen $3 billion of crypto in 5 years by masquerading as recruiters, IT workers, and government officials to dupe victims
Hackers backed by North Korea have stolen $3 billion of crypto in five years. They use a variety of elaborate schemes, including posing as employment recruiters, to get access to sensitive info. The …