According to official data by the authorities, no cases of the novel coronavirus infection have been recorded in North Korea.
Pompeo Cites China, North Korea as Trump’s Unfinished Business
Secretary of State Michael Pompeo said Monday that he regrets the U.S. hadn’t made more progress in resolving “hard issues” with China or getting North Korea to shed its nuclear arsenal, while saying …
Report: North Korea among nations to apply for COVID-19 vaccine
North Korea was among a group of developing countries that requested shipments of COVID-19 vaccines, despite declaring itself free of the virus, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday. Sources …
South Korea Should Stop Acting as North Korea’s Doormat
Although Kim’s behavior reflects much of the same calculated unreasonableness of his father and grandfather, the younger Kim has implemented more economic reform and engaged in much more international …
North Korea is showing off more than just massive missiles, but its new military hardware may be less than meets the eye
The variety of weapons and gear that North Korea put on display in October may belie the actual extent of its ongoing military modernization.
What to expect from North Korea in 2021
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Locals Suffer as North Korea Ramps up Security on Chinese Border Ahead of Party Congress
Locals Suffer as North Korea Ramps up Security on Chinese Border Ahead of Party Congress. 2020-12-31 — Authorities in North Korea are further tightening security on the Sino-Kore …
‘What to Do About North Korea’
What should we do about North Korea? According to Ri, the U.S. Congress should enact a new law that would “strengthen sanctions against North Korea for its denuclearization,” and “completely block the …
‘What to Do About North Korea’
What should we do about North Korea? According to Ri, the U.S. Congress should enact a new law that would “strengthen sanctions against North Korea for its denuclearization,” and “completely block the …
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un cites “difficult times” in first New Year’s Day cards sent to his people
The last time the leader of North Korea sent such a letter to ordinary citizens was on Jan. 1, 1995, according to Seoul’s Unification Ministry.