(UPI) –North Korea could hold its much-anticipated Eighth Party Congress as early as New Year’s Day, as top North Korean officials arrived in Pyongyang to receive their credentials ahead of the rare …
U.S., South Korea turning attention to joint exercises, reports say
The United States and South Korea discussed plans for potential military exercises, but the two sides are concerned about the impact of drills on North Korea, according to reports. The United States …
Breakthrough in North Korea issue, economic revival to be challenges for Moon in 2021
The first half of 2021 is expected to be crucial for President Moon Jae-in as the six-month period is the only time he has left to make any big policy moves on diplomacy, national security, the …
North Korea gears up for party congress to discuss US policy, Biden
Thousands of maskless North Korean delegates have gathered in Pyongyang for what appears to be the imminent eighth congress of the ruling Workers’ Party, in preparation for a meeting that will set the …
Unification ministry to scale up financial support for N. Korea aid groups
The unification ministry said Thursday it will allow North Korea aid groups to receive state financial support multiple times a year in an effort to facilitate humanitarian assistance to the …
Kim Jong Un to unveil new economic plan as North Korea crisis deepens
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will preside over a five-yearly gathering of top officials early in the new year, according to state media, which is expected to include the unveiling of a new …
This woman left North Korea 70 years ago. Now virtual reality has helped her return
Hyun Mi has finally been able to return to her childhood home in North Korea — or at least a version of it — using virtual reality technology.
North Korea: Business as Usual
The State Department was working this angle, but for the Defense Department it was business as usual. Most of the public tends to forget that the U.S. is still technically at war with North Korea …
North Korea: Business as Usual
The State Department was working this angle, but for the Defense Department it was business as usual. Most of the public tends to forget that the U.S. is still technically at war with North Korea …
North Korea can change — but only if information gets in
Until recently this has been denounced but largely tolerated by North Korean authorities. But in June the North launched a noisy and theatrical intimidation campaign demanding South Korea crack down …