South Korean president draws comparison to German division during Cold War, stressing reunification is ‘ultimate goal’
Suspects allegedly violated aviation safety laws by trying to float 1,025 balloons with leaflets and Bibles over border
61 nations, including US and ROK, co-sponsor measure condemning DPRK’s ‘grave’ abuses, which now goes to General Assemby
Operation near Japan follows dispatch of a patrol aircraft to support DPRK sanctions enforcement earlier this month
Defectors reportedly say the previously unknown 84 Gruppa targets military-linked firms dealing in foreign currency
Court finds the businessman paid a DPRK actor to carry out cyberattacks in support of an illegal gaming server
Decision aligns with Lee Jae-myung’s focus on inter-Korean coexistence but raises concern about policy inconsistency
Human rights report finds that Beijing’s targeting of escapees jeopardizes their precarious living situation
Controversy erupts after security refused to allow DPRK-born workers to deliver materials to presidential office
Co-sponsorship comes despite activists’ concerns that Lee would downplay abuses to support diplomacy with Pyongyang
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