The ROK president referred to defectors as 'North Korean-born citizens,' a term adopted by the Unification Ministry
Seoul recorded 43 arrivals from January to March, compared to more than 1,000 annually before the pandemic
ROK soldier goes missing near inter-Korean maritime border in the East Sea, could have drifted North, Seoul says
Emergency alerts sent to residents in Yeoncheon and Paju as Imjin River water levels rise during monsoon season
Former abducted fisherman says he wants public recognition after decades-old espionage conviction was overturned
NATO’s secretary-general expressed hope for continued consultations and said he would explore ways to assist
City aims to protect power plants, government buildings and financial institutions from unmanned threats
Seoul says appointment of Kyong Hak Min fits DPRK’s renewed diplomatic outreach after the Ninth Party Congress
A coast guard official told NK News the service received no recent reports of GPS jamming near western island
The Unification Ministry began using ‘North Korean-born citizens’ in official documents to refer to defectors
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