Prosecutors in the United States have indicted three people on charges of bank fraud and money laundering related to an alleged conspiracy to violate sanctions against North Korea.
Old U.S. bombs found in typhoon’s aftermath, North Korea media says
North Korea says typhoon relief workers have found vintage U.S. bombs dropped during the 1950-53 Korean War, calling the weapons a reminder of U.S. aggression and “brutality.” …
Trump Told Woodward ‘You Don’t Know How Close We Were to War’ With North Korea
The veteran journalist said the president had “repeatedly” told him that he had no idea how close the U.S. and North Korea were to conflict.
North Korea is man-eat-dog world
It’s a man-eat-dog world in North Korea North Korea is going to the dogs. Literally. We hadn’t heard much from North Korean aka “Dear Leader” Kim Jong Un lately. So it came as a surprise when he …
South Korea military chief nominee stands by GSOMIA with Japan
South Korea’s new defense minister nominee defended a bilateral military intelligence agreement with Japan and said North Korea is unlikely to test a submarine-launched ballistic missile.
China-US relations: Chinese shell firms accused of helping ZTE sell American tech to North Korea
The United States has accused two Chinese shell companies of helping China’s technology giant ZTE sell banned telecommunications equipment to North Korea. According to a criminal complaint unsealed on …
U.S. Prosecutors Step Up Pressure on North Korea
U.S. prosecutors asked a federal judge to order the forfeiture of funds associated with a former North Korea employee and related front company of Chinese telecom ZTE.
Gov’t in hot seat over detained South Koreans in North Korea
By Kang Seung-woo The South Korean government’s silence on its citizens detained in North Korea is drawing criticism from those who are claiming that Seoul is intentionally avoidi …
U.S. General Sees No Signs of North Korea Looking at ‘Lashing Out’
The head of U.S. forces in South Korea said on Thursday he was not seeing indications that North Korea was looking at “lashing out” ahead of an expected military parade next month, as Pyongyang is …
Child mortality down in North Korea but remains high, U.N. data shows
The child mortality rate in North Korea has been declining for decades but remains high compared to South Korea, according to data from United Nations agencies.