On “Intelligence Matters,” Mike Morell speaks with former national security adviser H.R. McMaster about how the next president should handle North Korea and Russia.
Unification Minister calls on North to reopen lines of communication
PANMUNJOM — Unification Minister Lee In-young on Wednesday called on North Korea to restore suspended communication channels between the two Koreas in a move to achieve a thaw in inter-Korean …
South Korea military detects unidentified person at North Korea border
South Korean troops were engaged in an operation near the heavily fortified border with North Korea after detecting “unidentified personnel” there, the South’s military said …
South Korea Detains North Korean Who Crossed Demilitarized Zone
The man breached the Koreas’ heavily armed land border, triggering an extensive manhunt in the South, officials said.
South Korea Raises Invasion Alert After Border Activity Spotted with World’s Eyes on U.S. Election
One North Korean male was reportedly captured, but the high alert remained until the situation was investigated.
North Korea’s COVID-19 victims reportedly left to die in secret camps
Despite Kim Jong Un’s claims that North Korea has been spared from the coronavirus, sources in the Hermit Kingdom said victims of the deadly illness have been left to starve in secret “quarantine …
South Korea says no to releasing recordings of officer’s death
South Korea’s military says it cannot declassify alleged video and audio evidence of the death of a South Korean man in North Korean territory.
China sent a half-million tons of food to North Korea, report says
China is quietly ramping up food assistance to North Korea and may have sent as many as 600,000 tons of grain this year, according to a Japanese press report.
No confirmed Covid-19 cases in North Korea: WHO report
In its latest report, the World Health Organization (WHO) said that North Korea has not reported any outbreak of the novel coronavirus in the c.
US election: why Japanese Trump super fan Yoko Ishii is banking on four more years
Trump videos on YouTube, often focusing on threats posed by China and North Korea, as well as Japan’s need for nuclear weapons.