Eleven years after her Pyongyang trip, Rest of World’s founder revisits how she interpreted the country, its people, and their culture.
North Korea is behind cyberattacks worth $US3 billion and is stealing cryptocurrency to fund weapons programs, UN report finds
The United Nations says it is investigating cyberattacks worth $US3 billion allegedly orchestrated by North Korea.
Japan quick strike beats North Korea; South Korea held by Thailand in Asia qualifying
Japan has scored after just 90 seconds and held out North Korea to win 1-0 in Asian qualifying for the 2026 World Cup …
North Korea’s military is getting more than weapons testing can offer by letting Russia fire its missiles at Ukraine
Russia’s use of its weapons gives North Korea “valuable technical and military insights,” a South Korean official said, calling Ukraine a “test site.” …
UN Probes North Korea For Draining $3B In Crypto Hacks
The UN probes North Korea’s $3B crypto hacks, signaling global alarm over cyber threats and the urgent need for enhanced security measures.
The Great Successor? Who is North Korea’s Kim Ju Ae
She oversees military drills with her father, a military marshal knelt before her, state media use leader-level honorifics to describe her — a fresh slew of signals indicate Kim Jong Un’s teenage …
Japan Tells Its Soccer Fans to Stay Away From World Cup Qualifying Match in North Korea
As two rival nations face off against each other to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, one government is trying its best to keep its own fans away.On Tuesday, a statement released by Japan’s foreign …
Japan v North Korea World Cup qualifier resumes rivalry that extends beyond football
The fixture between the two nations taps into a complicated underlying political history, with 150,000 North Korean people living in Japan.
N. Korean defectors recall ‘jangmadang’ markets as places for desperate survival amid economic woes
For many North Koreans, local markets, or ‘jangmadang,’ have been places for their desperate survival amid chronic dearths of food and other necessities following the collapse of a state ration system …
China’s exports to North Korea swing to decline in Jan-Feb
BEIJING, March 20 (Reuters) – China’s exports to North Korea shrank 13.5% in January-February from a year earlier, Chinese customs data showed on Wednesday, reversing the robust three-digit growth …