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South Korea’s spy agency on Wednesday raided the country’s main labor union group, saying it was part of a years-long investigation into whether some

International, MNA | South Korea's spy agency on Wednesday raided the country's main labour union group, saying it was part of a years-long investigation into whether some members had illegal links to North Korea.

The National Intelligence Service (NIS) and police in South Korea raided the premises of the country's main workers' union on Wednesday, as part of an investigation into possible…

The National Intelligence Service and police raided the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions and an affiliate in Seoul.

North Korea is in the middle of its harsh winter season, but ordinary people are facing increasing d

Pyongyang is putting pressure on South Korea through increasingly acerbic means, including aggressive missives, breaking off communications, and threatening to take future steps against its “enemy” to the south. Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, is behind these actions. She recently was made responsible for overseeing North Korea’s relations with the South, adding weight to speculation that she has been chosen as her brother’s successor.

North Koreas commission in charge of science and technology has set the development of agriculture and the countrys key industries as its main research goals for the new year, Pyongyangs main newspaper said Friday.

SEOUL, Jan. 13 (Yonhap) -- The following is a summary of domestic news in North Korea this...

Although many North Koreans still worry about how they will find their next meal, North Koreas growing middle class and its interest in consuming culture have given rise to more diverse goods and services in the North, as the regime embraces it as contributing to stability rather than as a threat, a recent study shows.

According to the official North Korean newspaper, Kim Jong-un’s subordinates, seeing their boss constantly at work, asked him to take a rest