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North Korea conducts final-stage test for spy satellite: state media

SEOUL, South Korea -- North Korea carried out an "important final-stage test" for the development of a spy satellite, which it will complete by April next year, state media said on Monday. The report comes a day after Seoul's military said it had detected launches by Pyongyang of two medium-range

N Korea has released satellite imagery of South Korea’s Seoul and Incheon cities presumed to have been shot during test.

Grainy black-and-white images of Seoul captured by a new 'military reconnaissance satellite' dismissed as 'useless' by experts

North Korea plans to launch a spy satellite into orbit by April 2023, according to the nations state-run media.

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

North Korean television began live broadcasting of Wednesday's funeral of the country's late leader Kim Jong Il as falling snow delayed the proceedings.

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.

North Korea's fanfare over the ICBM launch pad demonstrates that Japan's possession of counterstrike capability will have a significant deterring effect.

“The Korean crisis contributes to the general dynamic of militarization underway on the Eurasian continent and in the Indo-Pacific, with its attendant humanitarian disasters, from Ukraine to Burma, as it contributes to the acceleration of global warming that has spiralled out of control.”