Vladimir Putin accepts invitation from Kim Jong Un to visit North Korea
North Korea's Kim is in Russia's Far East as Putin seeks to strengthen ties in the midst of Russia's protracted conflict in Ukraine
North Korea's Kim is in Russia's Far East as Putin seeks to strengthen ties in the midst of Russia's protracted conflict in Ukraine
In the ever-evolving landscape of global politics, the prospect of a summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and…
In an apparent response to the joint military drills between South Korea and the US, North Korean leader Kim Jong…
Interpreting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s recent military posture, which includes replacing his top general, calling for increased arms…
South Korea has warned North Korea that any nuclear attack from the latter’s side would mean an “end” of the Kim Jong Un-led regime, Yonhap News Agency reported on Friday.
The United States toughened sanctions following North Korea’s provocative run of nuclear and missile tests in 2016-17
This comes two days after claiming to have tested a newly developed missile in a resumption of its weapons displays after a six-month lull.
The North hailed its new missiles as a “strategic weapon of great significance”, implying that they were being developed with an intent to arm them with nuclear warheads.
North Korea's angry reaction to the drills further diminishes South Korean hopes for improving bilateral ties, which rose after the North agreed to reopen long-stalled communication channels with the South in late July.
Kim made the comments in a message to President Xi Jinping congratulating him on the 100th founding anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party
