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New South Korean president seen facing early North Korea, inflation tests
Yoon formally assumed his duties at midnight on Monday with a bell-tolling ceremony at Bosingak Pavilion in downtown Seoul.
N.Korea-tied hackers executed $620 mn crypto heist: FBI
North Korean hackers stole around $400 million-worth of cryptocurrency through cyberattacks on digital currency outlets last year
U.S. pushes U.N. to cut N.Korea oil imports, ban tobacco, blacklist Lazarus hackers
The U.S.-drafted U.N. resolution would extend a ban on ballistic missile launches to include cruise missiles or "any other delivery system capable of delivering nuclear weapons."
U.S. crypto researcher sentenced to five years for helping North Korea evade sanctions
Griffith formerly worked for the Ethereum Foundation, a non-profit that works to support the technology behind the cryptocurrency ether.
North Korea nukes could 'eliminate' South, says Kim's sister
"We do not regard (them) as (a) match for our armed forces," she said, referring to South Korea's military.
North Korea fires 'unidentified projectile' but launch fails
Satellite images indicate that North Korea is preparing for a military parade.
S. Korea's new president to teach 'rude boy' Kim Jong Un some manners
President Moon met with leader Kim Jong Un four times, and brokered high-profile talks between Pyongyang and Washington.
At UN, Russia, China call out 'unilateral' sanctions
Russia and China have long sought to get to ease UN sanctions on North Korea
North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile into sea
The impoverished nation has also been under a rigid self-imposed coronavirus blockade that has hammered its economy.
North Korea tested new 'submarine-launched ballistic missile'
It says it needs its arsenal to defend against possible US invasion.
North Korea's Kim says US is 'root cause' of tensions
Washington and Seoul are security allies and the United States stations around 28,500 troops in South Korea
North Korea fires 'missile', insists on right to weapons tests
Pyongyang has already carried out several missile launches this month
N. Korea test-fires new 'long-range cruise missile': KCNA
The reported launches are the first since March by the North, which has not carried out a nuclear test or an intercontinental ballistic missile launch since 2017.
North Korea appears to have restarted nuclear reactor: UN agency
IAEA inspectors were kicked out of North Korea in 2009, and the agency has since monitored it from outside.
Kim Jong Un's sister condemns 'perfidious' Seoul over US drills
US State Department spokesman Ned Price said that the exercises were part of the "ironclad" alliance with South Korea.
Russia Covid deaths hit new record as EU eyes tourism reboot
Russia has reported 669 Covid deaths in the past 24 hours -- a pandemic high for the second day in a row, according to government figures.
Top North Korean officials sacked after 'crucial' Covid-19 incident
Leader Kim himself tearfully thanked his people for not having had any cases at a military parade in October, although analysts have long doubted the assertion.
North Korea says Biden has a 'hostile policy', warns of response
The White House said Friday that its goal remains "the complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula"
North Korean leader's sister slams South's Moon as US 'parrot'
She said he was employing "the gangster-like logic of the US."
Kim Jong Un's sister warns US as Biden envoys begin Asia trip
Kim Yo Jong is a trusted adviser to her brother and was a key voice when inter-Korean tensions mounted last year.
US charges North Korean hackers in $1.3 billion theft scheme
The case announced Wednesday was the first open action taken against North Korea by the Biden administration.
North Korea parades new submarine-launched missile
Pictures showed at least four of the missiles with black-and-white cones being driven past flag-waving crowds
North Korea's Kim admits mistakes as party congress opens: KCNA
The run-up to the congress saw the entire country mobilised in an 80-day drive to boost the economy, featuring extra-long work hours and additional duties for many.
Kim Jong Un thanks North Koreans for support 'in difficult times'
South Korean media said it was the first time since 1995 that a North Korean leader has sent a New Year card to the country's citizens.
From 'love' to 'thug': Biden win to change US-North Korea dynamic
On the campaign trail, Biden said he would not meet with Kim without preconditions and accused Trump of "emboldening" the North Korean leader.
Kim Jong-Un's pop-star lover back by his side as wife and sister remain in shadows
Hyon Song-wol has been spotted accompanying Kim Jong-Un while his wife remains out of the public eye since January and his sister has not been seen by his side recently either.
North Korean justice system treats people as 'less than animals': HRW
US-based Human Rights Watch conducted interviews with former NK detainees, officials to highlight what it called inhuman conditions at detention facilities.
Kim throws down gauntlet with huge new ICBM: analysts
Kim was sending the US a message that the North's capabilities were improving.
Despite coronavirus shutdown, North Korea to stage huge parade
The cavalcade will mark the 75th anniversary of the ruling Workers' Party and satellite imagery on the respected 38North website suggests it could be huge.
North Korea flouting nuclear sanctions: UN Report
Pyongyang is subject to a range of restrictions imposed since 2017 that limit its oil imports and ban exports of coal, fish and textiles.