10 min ago | The Straits Times
North Korea says is willing to return to nuclear talks
North Korea's First Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan waves as he arrives at the Capital airport in Beijing, China on June 18, 2013.
1 hr ago | CNN
South Korean's Intelligence Services Accused of Violating Election Law
Last Friday the South Korean prosecution announced the results of their 2-month long investigation into the Korean National Intelligence Service's intervention of last December's presidential election.
2 hrs ago | Russia Taday
Want a comfortable temperature on the Korean Thermostat? - Time to talk
Despite the bellicose rhetoric emanating from Pyongyang, the situation has subsided.
5 hrs ago | Politico
Gingrich: EMP attack could end it all
As Washington decides what to do about potential nuclear threats from North Korea and Iran, Newt Gingrich returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to point out what he called an equally grave danger: an electromagnetic pulse.
8 hrs ago | The Irrawaddy Newsmagazine
Models of North Korean Scud-b missiles at the Korean War Memorial Museum in Seoul.
The outside world may never find out what type of fissile material North Korea used in its nuclear test four months ago, leaving a key question about the explosion unanswered, officials and experts said on Tuesday.
S. Korea invites N. Korea to 2014 Incheon Asian Games
South Korea has invited North Korea to attend next year's Asian Games to be held in the western port city of Incheon, a senior government official said Tuesday.
Collected Department Releases: Special Envoy for North Korean Human...
Special Envoy for North Korean Human Rights Issues Ambassador Robert King will be in Brussels June 19-21.
Kim takes notes from Hitler's playbook
NORTH Korean leader Kim Jong-un is handing out copies of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf in an effort to sow fear among top officials.
Mongolian Oil Company Buys 20% Stake In North Korean Oil Refinery To Ease Dependence On Russia
A resident walks with a bicycle in front of the national parliament building at Sukhbaatar square on Mongolia's annual Car-Free Day, in Ulan Bator March 31, 2013.
[Newsmaker] Korea marks second Yeonpyeong skirmish
South Korea marks the 11th anniversary of an inter-Korean naval skirmish this month to pay homage to six soldiers killed while safeguarding the Northern Limit Line, a de facto maritime border.
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Obama says China getting tougher on N Korea
US President Barack Obama said that China is taking a tougher line against North Korea's nuclear program as he credited new President Xi Jinping with taking more responsibility in the world.
N.Korean Army Chief Fingered in Syria Connection (the infamous Kim Kyok-sik
The North Korean military is involved in the Syrian civil war at the initiative of hardline Army chief Gen.
China, DPRK to hold dialogue on Korean Peninsula situation
The foreign ministries of China and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea will hold a strategic dialogue on Wednesday in Beijing.
Transcript: Obama and Putin at G-8 summit
Remarks by President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, at the summit of the Group of 8 industrial nations, as transcribed by the White House.
Report Claims North Korea's Leader Handed Out Copies of This...
North Korea's despot King Kim Jong Un reportedly gave copies of Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf" to top government officials at a birthday party in his honor in January, the Washington Post reports.
Laos Returns North Korean Refugees to the North
Protesters from a human rights group hold signs during a rally against Laos' recent repatriation of nine North Korean defectors, in front of the Laotian embassy in Seoul on May 31, 2013.
North Korea's Peace Treaty Talks Proposal Meets U.S. Skepticism
North Korea 's proposal for peace talks with the U.S. spurred a skeptical response, days after the totalitarian regime failed to follow through on a similar approach to South Korea on discussions over a shut factory park.
Cathedral dedicated to Korean unification to open in Paju
A cathedral with mosaic works made by North Korean artists will open on June 25, the 63rd anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War, in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, the Catholic Bishop's Conference of Korea announced Monday.
Anniversary of Korean People's Victory in War to Be Celebrated in Guinea
We, loving progress and justice and struggling for the future, will join the fraternal Korean people in significantly celebrating the 60th anniversary of their victory in the great Fatherland Liberation War.