North Korea: Runaway soldier in search for food kills four Chinese civilians
Soldier committed killings during robbery after crossing into Chinese territory.
Tightened US sanctions against North Korea may be ineffective
The sanctions unveiled by Obama on Friday against North Korea appear to add little to existing sanctions.
North Koreans dance to mark Kim Jong-un's anniversary
North Koreans danced in Pyongyang to mark the third anniversary of its leader Kim Jong-un's appointment as the Supreme Commander of the country.
Sony Pictures hack involved fired company insider not North Korea, claim researchers
Cyber-security researchers Norse claim Sony Pictures hack was work of disgruntled former employee, not North Korea
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The Interview: Barack Obama praises Sony Pictures decision to screen North Korea film
US president had earlier criticised company for axing cinema in face of hacker threats.
North Korea prison torture shown in shocking cartoons as UN discusses state's human rights
Defector Kim Kwang-il's hellish version of life as prisoner of Kim Jong-un.
The Interview: Art house cinemas defy North Korea by offering to screen Sony Pictures film
A consortium of US independent cinemas want to screen the film, to uphold freedom of expression.
Sony Pictures threatens legal action against Twitter over leaked information
Sony asks Twitter to remove accounts that share stolen information post the recent hacking incident.
South Korea steps up security over ongoing cyber attacks
President Park Geun-hye orders increased security after minor attacks on Gori and Wolsong nuclear reactors.
North Korea's internet back after massive cyber outage amid escalating Sony hacking scandal
US cyber security experts say North Korea's internet services restored after prolonged blackout.
North Korea's internet access 'totally down' in massive cyber attack
North Korea is experiencing severe internet outages, with suggestions that this was an act of retribution by the US for the recent attacks on Sony Pictures, which government officials have linked to the Communist country.
The Interview: Secret Cinema screens Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator to protest Sony Pictures' cancellation
Charlie Chaplin classic will air in London, New York, San Francisco, Rome and Los Angeles
Sony Pictures hack: Anonymous plans to leak The Interview online amid North Korea fiasco
Hackers vs Hackers as Anonymous threatens to counter work of Guardians of Peace.
North Korea: United Nations to hold first meeting on state's 'grave human rights violations'
15-member council to discuss if Kim Jong-un should be referred to International Criminal Court (ICC).
North Korea threatens attack on White House and Pentagon over Sony hack
Pyongyang blames President Barack Obama for 'recklessly' spreading rumours that North Korea is behind the Sony hack.
Chinese media accuses US of 'senseless cultural arrogance' for mocking Kim Jong-Un in The Interview
Chinese state media defends ally North Korea, after country is accused of sponsoring cyber attack on Hollywood studio.
Hustler boss Larry Flynt vows to defy Kim Jong-Un with XXX version of The Interview
'If Kim Jong-un and his henchmen were upset before, wait till they see the movie we're going to make,' said Hustler founder.
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Obama promises revenge on North Korea after Sony cyberattack
The FBI confirmed that North Korean hackers were behind the attack on Sony Pictures
Sony 'actively surveying alternatives' to release The Interview on another platform
Sony defends its decision to cancel theatrical release after Barack Obama's criticism.
Sony Pictures hackers say no more data will be leaked unless Hollywood studio 'makes additional trouble'
Sony Pictures hackers say they will not release more data, because The Interview has been scrapped, but only it doesn't 'make additional trouble'
FBI: North Korea attacked Sony Pictures and intended to inflict significant harm
FBI says North Korea is responsible for Sony Picture hack and intended to inflict significant harm
The Interview: Brazilian author Paulo Coelho offers Sony $100k for rights to North Korea film
Author protests company's decision to axe film following threats from hackers.
The Interview tipped to cost Sony Pictures $200m following hack and cancellation
It cost $80m to make and market and now it will cost at least additional $100m following cancellation.
The Interview: Sony's Christmas gift to 'cyber-terrorists' everywhere
Worrying precedent set by Sony Pictures giving in to hackers' demands with cancelled release of The Interview
North Korea didn't hack Sony Pictures - but who the hell did?
Everyone thinks North Korea hacked Sony Pictures but this is highly unlikely. So who is behind the devastating cyber-attack?
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