Kim Jong-un

Pyongyang's foreign minister says the US president's warnings are nothing more than "dog's dream".

Unverified claims by defector that tanks "crushed the body parts into the ground until there was nothing left."

Pyongyang fired its latest missile over Japan on Friday following fresh UN sanctions introduced on 11 September.

'His stupidity will get us all killed,' one Twitter user wrote.

South Korean defence ministry says a US supercarrier is expected to arrive in October.

US ambassador Nikki Haley said North Korea was starting to 'feel the pinch.'

Kim vowed to complete his nuclear weapons program in the face of strengthening international sanctions.

Pyongyang has said before it is "carefully considering" a plan to attack Guam amid rising tensions.

Seoul's army shot Hyunmoo-2 missiles within six minutes of the North's launch.

Japan warned its residents to take cover and the UN has called an urgent meeting.

One in three North Koreans alleged to be using drugs.

Pyongyang warns the US will suffer its 'greatest pain' after the latest round sanctions announced by UNSC.

Peru attributes expulsion to Pyongyang's "repeated and flagrant violation" of international regulations.

The latest package of sanctions includes a ban on textile imports and a limited oil embargo.

A US-engineered proposal seeks to impose an oil embargo on North Korea as well as a travel and financial ban on Kim Jong-un.

UN Secretary General has warned that nuclear programme is world's "most serious crisis in years."

The North Korean leader heaped praises on his scientists for 'taking the lead' in attaining the 'final goal of completing the state nuclear force'.

'We decided to enter the war against North Korea!' a banner carried by protesters read.

The US has been stating that the era of patience with the North is over after it conducted frequent missile tests.

2 launchers had already been deployed in the rural town of Seongju in April.

Presidents of Russia and South Korea hold talks on the latest situation in the Korean peninsula.

Pyongyang hints at more missile launches in the near future as global powers struggle to draft a fitting response.

Pyongyang has conducted its most powerful nuclear test to date.

US president announces deal sell to more equipment following latest nuclear missile test

The Korean Peninsula has been in a technical state of war since the Korean War ended in an armistice in 1953.

South Korea had earlier warned that the Kim Jong-un regime could conduct yet another missile launch soon.

The young dictator liked nothing more than belting out some Bernese folk when he went to school in Switzerland.

South Korea's move comes amid drills in which simulated strikes on North Korean targets took place.

South Korean forces simulate attacks on Pyongyang's Punggye-ri nuclear test site.

Pyongyang's state media carries special broadcast to trumpet about this nuclear detonation.