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North Korea’s state media bestowing rare praise on Kim Ju Ae, not enjoyed by her father until his position as future leader was set in stone

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspects a factory manufacturing launch vehicles for intercontinental ballistic missiles such as the Hwasong-18, calling for output to be boosted in preparation for "a military showdown with the enemy," state-run media says.

The senior North Korean official said the current security crisis in Korea was “entirely ascribable” to the South Korean president

Experts say there’s an increasing likelihood that the Hwasong-18 will be deployed for action

A window for dialogue must be created so as to prevent inter-Korean clashes

Faced with strong opposition from conservatives, the South Korean government decided to halt plans to lift a ban on public access to North Korean media content, sources said, Thursday.

North Korean state media outlets on Tuesday ran articles on recent economic and industrial developments in what appeared to be efforts to highlight the countrys economic accomplishments this year ahead of a key party meeting expected to take place this week.

It is rare for Kim Jong Un and Kim Yo Jong to simultaneously make such threats.

The greatest destabilizing force in the Indo-Pacific region is US imperialism, which is seeking to maintain its political and economic hegemony through any means, including nuclear war.

North Korea on Wednesday lauded its latest launch of a solid-fuel Hwasong-18 intercontinental ballistic missile as a "major success" that will help the country "counter any crises." The North's missile flew about 1,000 kilometers at a lofted trajectory before coming down in the East Sea on Monday, according to South Korea's military. It marked North Korea's fifth ICBM test this year...