NEW YORK (Reuters) – China, Russia, North Korea, Iran and others are seeking support for a coalition to defend the United Nations Charter by pushing back against the use or threat of force and …
See the Picture: Admiral Says North Korea Poses ‘Serious’ and ‘Immediate’ Danger
Adm. Phil Davidson has noted that North Korea over the years has continued to develop its nuclear and delivery systems that are designed to strike the United States.
A Tough Nut to Crack: North Korea’s Air Defenses Are No Pushover
North Korean low-altitude air defenses are also fairly robust—even if the systems that Pyongyang fields are dated.
U.N.: Member states can do more on North Korea human rights
March 10 (UPI) –The United Nations could be asking South Korea and other U.N. member states to do more to improve the human rights situation in North Korea– a sensitive topic for Seoul as it seeks …
World powers ignoring North Korea crimes against humanity amid nuclear programme focus -U.N. expert
GENEVA (Reuters) – World powers bear responsibility for ignoring crimes against humanity that may still be perpetrated by authorities in North Korea amid a focus on its nuclear programme …
Three’s Company? Prioritizing Trilateral Deterrence Against North Korea
In December 2018, a South Korean destroyer allegedly locked its targeting radar on a Japanese surveillance aircraft. Although details of that incident …
Exclusive: Biden North Korea review expected ‘in next month or so’ – senior U.S. official
The Biden administration’s review of its policy towards North Korea is expected to be completed “within the next month or so,” a senior official of the administration told Reuters on Tuesday while …
Microsoft patches critical 0day that North Korea used to target researchers
Microsoft has patched a critical zeroday vulnerability that North Korean hackers were using to target security researchers with malware. The in-the-wild attacks came to light in January in posts from …
NKorea man fails in bid to halt US extradition from Malaysia
Malaysia’s top court ruled on Tuesday that a North Korean man can be extradited to the United States to face money laundering charges, rejecting his assertion that the U.S. charge was politically …
North Korea’s 200,000 Special Forces are Ready for Anything
North Korea has likely the largest special-forces organization in the world. One of the most vital parts of North Korea’s war machine is one that relies the most on so-called “soldier power” skills.