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Pyongyang's powerful National Defence Commission spews venom on Washington over North Korea cyber outage.

Film on fictional CIA plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un doing well at box office.

Security beefed up as movie releases on digital platforms as well as in US cinemas on Christmas Day.

A consortium of US independent cinemas want to screen the film, to uphold freedom of expression.

Sony asks Twitter to remove accounts that share stolen information post the recent hacking incident.

US cyber security experts say North Korea's internet services restored after prolonged blackout.

Charlie Chaplin classic will air in London, New York, San Francisco, Rome and Los Angeles

Pyongyang blames President Barack Obama for 'recklessly' spreading rumours that North Korea is behind the Sony hack.

Sony had earlier said that it is cancelling the comedy movie due to 9/11-like attack threats.

'If Kim Jong-un and his henchmen were upset before, wait till they see the movie we're going to make,' said Hustler founder.

Sony defends its decision to cancel theatrical release after Barack Obama's criticism.

Worrying precedent set by Sony Pictures giving in to hackers' demands with cancelled release of The Interview

Independent chain Alamo Drafthouse to hold free screening of Matt Stone and Trey Parker comedy.

Wach Kim Jung-un's slow motion death scene from The Interview which Sony Pictures has pulled from release

Russia invites North Korean leader Kim Jong-un for the 70th anniversary of World War II.

Company's representatives have advised US authorities on the possibility of further hacking attacks, Re/code reports.

Newman, a former Silicon valley executive, was arrested in North Korea in 2013 on espionage charges.

The United Nations International Anti-Corruption Day theme for 2014 is 'break the corruption chain'.

Those who share the same name as North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have been ordered to change names.

Hackers used a highly destructive class of malicious software that is designed to make computer networks unusable.

Pyongyang opens new portal to boost tourism as borders remain closed over Ebola scare.

FBI says malware can overwrite all data on hard drives and prevent systems from booting up.

Speculations that North Korea in outrage over Sony's new film where CIA plots to assassinate Kim Jong-un.

Kim Kyung Hee suffered stroke during heated row over Jang Song Thaek.

Kim Jong-un's sister named as deputy director for Northern department of the Workers' Party of Korea.

North Korean architecture students at France's ENSAPLV University vanished two weeks ago

South to raise money from public sector, according to top financial regulator.

Former soldier tells the Guardian that cracks are appearing in Kim Jong-un's regime.

Is North Korea catching up with the times, or even marching ahead by embracing mobile technology?

Americans land in Washington accompanied by National Intelligence Director James Clapper.