“You will get through it,” North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said in a message released by the regime’s propaganda outlet.
North Korea’s Kim Says He ‘Sincerely Hopes’ Trump Recovers Soon: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sent a message of sympathy to President Donald Trump, wishing him well and hoping he quickly recovers from the coronavirus, North Korean state media said on Saturday.
US North Korea Summit in Singapore
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (2-R) and North Korean leader’s sister Kim Yo Jong (2-L) look on as US President Donald J. Trump (2-R) and North Korean Chairmain Kim Jong-un (2-L) sign a document …
WHO: North Korea says all COVID-19 test results ‘negative’
The World Health Organization says North Korea is reporting zero cases of COVID-19 after testing 3,374 people in the country.
Alleged North Korean Sanctions Violations in DRC Draw Scrutiny
Business and banking dealings by North Koreans in the Democratic Republic of the Congo appear to violate numerous international sanctions, according to watchdog groups who say Pyongyang is taking …
Toll accused of sanctions busting in North Korea, Iran, Syria
The Melbourne-based transport company paid about $200 million over allegations by the US Treasury it breached UN sanctions.
Russia is responsible for most nation-state cyberattacks, followed by Iran, North Korea, and China, according to a new Microsoft report
The report measured Microsoft accounts that were “targeted or compromised by nation-state activities.” …
Japan urges N. Korea to jointly break mutual distrust
During the interview, Abe expressed a readiness to finance denuclearization costs in North Korea. In the joint statement following Tuesday’s talks with Trump, Kim agreed to the “complete …
She escaped N.Korea, but ‘raped’ by South’s spies
She ran away from her home in North Korea six years ago to find a safe haven in the South. But it was after meeting a South Korean spy, she says, that another nightmare began. Lee, who we’re only …
Japan rejects North Korea’s statement on abducted citizens
Tokyo says North Korean claims are “unacceptable,” following a statement from the North Korean foreign ministry claiming the issue of abducted Japanese citizens has been resolved.