North Korea’s leaders are once again causing raised eyebrows around Asia and much of the globe. This time it is led by Kim Jong-un’s sister, Kim Yo-Jong, rather than Kim Jong-un. She is clearly …
Q+A: Australia likened to North Korea in its secret trial of Bernard Collaery
Horta says Canberra lawyer and Witness K ‘rescued Australia from moral depravity’ …
Worst North Korea economy in two decades pushing Kim to lash out
Blowing up a building meant to symbolize friendship may have been North Korea’s forceful way of demanding help for an economy straining under international sanctions and borders shut by the …
North Korean #COVID19 Phishing Campaign Targets Six Countries
Security researchers are warning of a multi-country North Korean phishing campaign designed to capitalize on government COVID-19 bail-out measures. The operation is being undertaken by Pyongyang’s …
North Korea to Drop 12 Million Propaganda Leaflets as ‘Punishment’ on South
South Korean officials on Monday encouraged North Korea to halt plans to send 12 million propaganda leaflets over the border, saying the act would be a violation of a 2018 agreement between the two …
South Korea says Bolton’s claims on Trump-Kim summit distorted
In his new memoir giving a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Washington’s dealings on foreign affairs, Bolton describes how President Trump’s engagement with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un failed to …
S Korea urges North not to send leaflets amid high tensions
South Korea on Monday urged North Korea to scrap a plan to launch propaganda leaflets across the border, after the North said it’s ready to float 12 million leaflets …
North Korea’s Kim Yo Jong’s power play
Rocketman better watch out. His kid sister, nicknamed “Princess” in North Korea and sometimes referred to as the “Twisted Sister,” is now acting more like the Terminator.
Why North Korea blew up 2 years of historic progress with South Korea
North Korea detonated two years of diplomatic progress with its neighbor to the south, setting the stage for what are likely to be more provocations.
On North Korea and Iran, Bolton Blames ‘the Split Between Trump and Trump’
In his memoir, the hawkish national security adviser describes a president who simultaneously wanted to sound tough and strike a deal — any deal — that he could portray as a victory.