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Kim Jong-un on Thursday called on his regime’s air force to boost its combat posture to immediately respond to enemy military threats, vowing to create a “dazzling new era” of development.

It has been a year since Kim Jong-un’s daughter “Kim Ju-ae” (her name according to South Korean auth

North Korea is continuing to close diplomatic missions to countries around the world amid what South Korean experts suspect is a financial crunch on its foreign ministry.

North Korea is continuing to close diplomatic missions to countries around the world amid what South Korean experts suspect is a financial crunch on its foreign ministry.

But the claim is still under question due to a lack of supporting evidence.

Pyongyang blames U.S., S Korea for inter-Korean deal termination.

North Korea claimed Monday that South Korea has breached a 2018 inter-Korean military accord and other key agreements between the two Koreas, condemning joint military drills between Seoul and Washington as a provocative act that violates the military accord. The condemnation came as North Korea vowed last week to resume all military measures halted under the 2018 deal and deploy new weapons to the border in response...

Seoul, Nov 26 (EFE).- North Koreans went to the polls on Sunday to elect provincial governors, mayors and deputies of local assemblies with than one candidate in some districts for the first time. “All the electors should actively participate in the election of deputies to the local People’s Assembly with high political enthusiasm and thus …

North Korea called for residents to cast their ballots and "fulfill their duties as members of the republic" as the reclusive regime was set to hold its first local elections featuring more than one candidate Sunday. Pyongyang was set to hold local elections to pick new deputies for local assemblies of provinces, cities and counties across the nation. In what appeared to be an intention to introduce competi...

Seoul, South Korea (CNN) – North Korea on Wednesday said it had put its first spy satellite into orbit and vowed further launches to beef up its defenses against what it called its “enemies’ dangerous military maneuvers.”