North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dead
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il has died at age 69.
The mysterious, often erratic leader of the north, which has maintained a perpetual state of still war with the south, was believed to be in ill health f...
The Embassy Cables: Burma building nuclear site with North Korea’s help
If China and the US agree on one thing it is that Burma is unstable and potentially dangerous.
According to an August 2004 embassy cable released by Wikileaks, the government of Burma has been building nucle...
US intelligence single out China, Russia as potential ‘cyberspace’ threats
Countries placed on list with Iran and North Korea
U.S. journalists sentenced to 12 years ‘reform through labor’ in North Korea
What bothers me the most about this, and I’m sure the families of Euna Lee and Laura Ling, too, is the certainty that these two women didn’t and probably weren’t even able to commit a grave crime, hostile act or espionage.
North Korea fires another missile, activity seen at nuclear facility
"If the UN Security Council provokes us, our additional self-defense measures will be inevitable," the foreign ministry said in a statement, the BBC reports.
North Korea trashes truce, says it will attack South if provoked
North Korea says it has trashed the truce that ended the Korean War more than 50 years ago, citing South Korea’s involvement with the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) as the main reason, BBC reports.
North Korea fires more missiles
North Korea has fired more missiles just hours after the UN unanimously condemned yesterday's underground nuclear test and the testing of three short-range missiles, the BBC reports.
Poking the Bear: Why North Korea did it and what it means for Asia-Pacific
North Korea, one of the pillars of Bush’s “axis of evilâ€Â, conducted an underground test of a nuclear bomb last night about 50 miles northwest of the northern city of Kilju. According to predictions by Russian officials, the bomb generated a blast of between 10 and 20 kilotons, which places it in the range of “Little Boy†and “Fat Manâ€Â; the two atomic bombs that ravaged the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.
North Korea ‘weaponizes’ plutonium
North Korea says it has "weaponized" more than 30 kilograms of plutonium after declaring an "all-out confrontational posture" on South Korea, according to IHT.
