From poolside stands decorated with pumpkin vines to neon karaoke bars, Pyongyang’s tourist hotels look nothing like their exteriors make them seem.
Satellite images show North Korea preparing for military parade
North Korea often holds military parades featuring goose-stepping soldiers and new weapons systems on state anniversaries to bolster unity and intimidate enemies.
How Joe Biden might handle a showdown with North Korea
No matter who wins the next US presidential election, they will be stuck with the same old predicament, two experts on US-North Korean relations said.
Take Two: When Kim Jong-il Raised North Korea’s World Cinema Profile By Kidnapping Two South Korean Stars
Former North Korean leader Kim Jong-il was once in charge of propaganda films for his country, and he decided to recruit some A-list talent the easy way: by abducting them.
Satellite images show N. Korea preparing for military parade
Satellite images indicate that North Korea is preparing for a massive military parade in its capital to mark the 75th anniversary of its ruling party next month …
Missile launch or storm repairs? Flurry of activity fuels speculation of N.Korea test
Analysts and security officials say they are watching for signs that North Korea may use an upcoming holiday to unveil new weapons or test fire a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), after a …
Missile Launch or Storm Repairs? Flurry of Activity Fuels Speculation of North Korea Test
Analysts and security officials say they are watching for signs that North Korea may use an upcoming holiday to unveil new weapons or test fire a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), after a …
In Bumpy U.N. Dealings, Trump Found Backing on North Korea, Isolation on Iran
Diplomats expect Iran to be a focus when Trump addresses the annual U.N. meeting of world leaders on Tuesday from the White House just days after a deadline passes that Washington …
A new perspective on Trump’s charm offensive with North Korea
For a moment during the early days of the Trump administration, then-Defense Secretary James Mattis thought the US might be on the threshold of war that could go nuclear.
Seoul’s North Korea human rights record to be publicly available
South Korea is to declassify its findings on North Korea human rights for the first time since 2016. Seoul’s unification ministry said Thursday the Center for North Korean Human Rights Records is to …