Kim Jong Un’s influential sister accused Japan of transforming into a ‘war state’ following Tomahawk test
South Korean researchers note that other factors, like medical imaging and smoking, could explain the study results
Drone exercises fell by more than half as Seoul reorganizes the controversial unit
'These defectors risked torture and risked death, fleeing toward a freedom they only heard existed here,' she said
Water released from DPRK's dam takes about 6 hours to reach South Korea's Pilsung Bridge near border, an official said
Web hacking attempts were the most common type of cyberattack against the Hana Foundation
Founded in 2004, the school was unable to afford a facility and rented out buildings to continue educating defectors
Government-backed program will ask about meals, medication and daily life, then alert specialists if risks are detected
Defendant says money sent through Chinese broker helped families in DPRK cover basic living costs
U.S. passport holders are banned from traveling to the DPRK unless they obtain permission from the State Department
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