Police have detained six Americans in South Korea for allegedly trying to send 1,600 plastic bottles filled with rice, U.S. dollars bills and Bibles toward North Korea by sea.
Russian culture minister in North Korea praises ‘unprecedented’ cooperation
Russian Culture Minister Olga Lyubimova arrived in North Korea on Saturday with a 125-strong delegation of performers and praised cultural cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang for achieving …
Crypto’s Worst Six Months Yet? North Korea Hacks Lead to $2.1B in Thefts
North Korea-linked attacks have resulted in over $1.6 billion in losses, a TRM Labs report released Friday said.
North Korea set to open its biggest tourist site, though it still largely blocks foreigners
The Wonsan-Kalma beach resort is North Korea’s biggest tourist site. KCNA said North Korea will begin service for domestic tourists next Tuesday. It didn’t say when North Korea will start receiving …
Texas the latest state with a law banning foreign adversaries from buying real estate
With Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s signature of SB 17, Texas becomes the latest state to ban land and property acquisitions by adversarial nations like Iran, North Korea and China.
Iran Will Now Copy North Korea’s Nuke Strategy—Top Intel Democrat Fears
Daryl Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association (ACA) has said that U.S. strikes may temporarily set back Iran’s nuclear program, but would likely prove such weapons are needed for …
Iran Lawmakers Eye Page From North Korea Nuclear Playbook After US Strikes
A senior Iranian parliamentarian said the Islamic Republic was considering withdrawal from the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Kim Jong Un is sending another 6,000 people to Kursk, after an estimated 6,000 of his troops were killed or wounded there
The new arrangement, aimed at rebuilding Kursk, is another avenue for North Korea to gain valuable experience and economic resources from Russia.
What North Korea’s New Russian Weapons Tech Means for South Korea
Kyiv has assessed Russia will help Pyongyang set up Shahed drone factories on North Korean soil, posing new challenges for Seoul.
UN: Rights abuses continue in North Korea a decade after probe
FileIt’s been ten years since a United Nations report concluded that North Korea committed crimes against humanity.But this week, a U.N. official told Reuters that many abuses continue and things have …