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Kim Jong-un bans drinking parties and singing to crush dissent in North Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un bans drinking and singing parties in wake of UN sanctions imposed following Pyongyang nuclear missile tests.
North Korean defector shot six times after crawling across border to listen to K-pop
A North Korean soldier reportedly asked to listen to Korean pop music as soon as he awoke from surgery, a local newspaper has reported.
Never-before-seen parasite found in the stomach of North Korean defector shot 5 times while escaping
The defector, a North Korean soldier, remained in critical condition despite the successful removal of a bullet lodged in his abdominal wall.
'Humiliated' nurses forced to perform erotic dance for top officials by South Korea hospital
Leaked footage shows female staff at Sacred Heart Hospital of Hallym University performing for high-ranking officials
North Korean soldier shot by fellow troops as he defected to the South
A North Korean soldier was shot in the elbow and shoulder by his fellow troops as he defected to South Korea through the demilitarised zone on Monday (13 November).
Dating, sex and relationships are part of unusual courses offered in South Korean universities
Decline in birth rate in South Korea and the lack of interest among youth in building lasting relationships reportedly prompted academicians to frame the course.
Colombian footballer makes 'slant eyes' gesture towards South Korean players during friendly
Midfielder Edwin Cardona faces Fifa ban after being filmed making seemingly racist gesture to opponents.
Crowdfunding North Korea's Kim Jong-un assassination: Defector launches campaign to kill dictator
A North Korean prison camp survivor has launched a crowd-funding campaign to finance the assassination of dictator.
North Korea is a 'threat to the civilised world' says Donald Trump
Trump did not rule out military action and exhorted dictator Kim Jong-Un to cease weapons testing.
North Korea warns US of 'merciless punishment' ahead of Donald Trump's visit to Seoul
Pyongyang has said that it will not hesitate to act if the US president makes a "reckless" move.
South Korean spy agency detects 'active movement' in North Korea's missile facility
Seoul's top intelligence agency hints the hermit kingdom of North Korea could carry out either a nuclear test or a missile launch.
South Korea says President Moon Jae-In will hold summit talks with China's Xi Jinping
President Moon Jae-in and Xi will talk on the sidelines of an annual regional forum in Vietnam next week.
Kim Jong-un ditches nuclear warmongering for trip to nail varnish factory with First Lady Ri Sol-ju
Kim Jong-un was photographed at the production plant in Pyongyang alongside wife Ri Sol-ju who encouraged North Korean women to be 'more beautiful', the state's news agency said.
James Mattis insists Trump administration does not seek war with North Korea
The US Secretary of Defense said "our goal is not war" as he visited the heavily-fortified inter-Korean border.
US Navy strike group led by aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan holds drills near Korean peninsula
The 100,000-tonne supercarrier is holding maritime exercises along with Japanese naval forces in a move which is bound to further escalate tensions with North Korea.
What is FormBook? New malware hits defense, aerospace and manufacturing firms in US and South Korea
The malware has been sold in underground hacking forums with prices ranging from $29 a week to $299 for a full-package "pro" deal.
North Korean refugees worship their ancestors from behind the border fence at Chuseok festival
Chuseok, Korea's harvest festival, is taking place - and millions of people are leaving the cities to visit their ancestral homes. But for North Korean refugees this is impossible.
North Korea reportedly resumes operation of inter-Korean industrial complex without Seoul's consent
Pyongyang warns they will confiscate assets of South Korean companies left behind at the industrial zone.
US bombers fly close to North Korea in display of military strength
President Donald Trump has sent a strong warning to North Korea as tensions escalate over Pyongyang's nuclear programme.
Iran's hackers exposed: 'APT33' group, tied to destructive malware, seeks military secrets
Cybersecurity firm FireEye said the hackers use 'recruitment lures' for cyber espionage.
'North Korea will be destroyed' unless it gives up nuclear weapons, Trump advisers warn
US ambassador Nikki Haley said North Korea was starting to 'feel the pinch.'
North Korea launches ballistic missile over Japan from Pyongyang
Japan warned its residents to take cover and the UN has called an urgent meeting.
Government-approved app Cyber Security Zone allows strangers to view your children's personal data
Refurbished app was designed to curb excessive smartphone use.
Mass wedding at 'Moonies' church in South Korea sees 4,000 couples tie the knot [Photo report]
Perhaps surprisingly, these weddings have a far higher success rate than traditional love marriages, with lower divorce rates.
Suspects arrested in South Korea ATM hacking probe 'aided by North Korean'
Details remain murky, but North Korea is again named in an ATM hacking case.
South Korea puts on show of military might in face of nuclear threats from the North
The Korean Peninsula has been in a technical state of war since the Korean War ended in an armistice in 1953.
'God help us all': Twitter horrified after Trump lashes out at North Korea in 'petulant' tweetstorm
"Your impeachment can't come soon enough, for the sake of the entire planet," one Twitter user said.
Kim Jong-un takes jibe at US, says 'puppets' cannot track North Korea's ballistic missile launchers
Any attempt by the US and South Korea to detect and destroy North Korea's mobile missile launchers 'is nothing but a silly dream', Pyongyang said.
Donald Trump says 'all options on the table' after North Korea fires missile taunt over Japan
Ballistic missile designed to carry nuclear payload flew over US ally Japan and splashed into Pacific Ocean.
VJ Day in Japan: Treading a fine line between honouring the dead and atoning for atrocities
Every 15 August, Japan upsets its neighbours by holding a memorial service at a shrine honouring its dead, including war criminals.