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NK could test advanced ICBM: US commanderFeb 14, 2020Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, commander of the US Northern Command and of North American Aerospace Defense Command, told members of the US Senate Armed Forces Committee that North Korean leader Kim Jo... -
N. Korea likely to mark late leader's birthday with usual commemorative eventsFeb 14, 2020North Korea is expected to mark the upcoming birthday of late leader Kim Jong-il with the usual commemorative events rather than holding any special celebrations, the unification ministry said Friday... -
N. Korean newspaper reports on spike in new coronavirus infections, death toll in ChinaFeb 14, 2020North Korea's official newspaper on Friday reported about a recent spike in new coronavirus infections and the death toll in China as Pyongyang is making an all-out effort to prevent the flow of the ... -
US offers to help virus efforts in N.KoreaFeb 14, 2020WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States on Thursday promised to support aid work in North Korea to combat the new coronavirus, voicing alarm at the ill-equipped state's susceptibility. State Department... -
N. Korea replaces domestic security chief: SeoulFeb 13, 2020North Korea has appointed Kim Jong-ho as new minister of people's security, a South Korean government publication indicated Thursday. North Korea's leadership chart, released by South Korea's unific... -
‘Nearly half of N. Koreans earn income in private sector’Feb 13, 2020With US-led sanctions on Pyongyang throttling its largely state-run economy, nearly half of North Koreans are earning money in the private sector, according to a recent survey. The survey, commissio... -
Former US ambassador hopes to get ready for reunificationFeb 13, 2020Christopher Hill, a former U.S. ambassador to South Korea and lead negotiator for the six-party nuclear talks, is a familiar face for Koreans south of the Demilitarized Zone. After finishing his care... -
NK is to blame for humanitarian crisis: USFeb 13, 2020The US is concerned about the well-being of the North Korean people, but will not provide direct humanitarian assistance, the US State Department said Wednesday. The plight of North Koreans is owing... -
FAO doubts NK claim of zero COVID-19 casesFeb 13, 2020An official of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations expressed doubt over North Korea’s claim that there were no confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in the country, Voice o... -
US Treasury says it will continue to use financial sanctions against N. KoreaFeb 13, 2020WASHINGTON -- The US Treasury Department will continue to focus on applying financial sanctions against North Korea, according to the agency's budget request for fiscal year 2021. In the budget prop... -
N. Korea offers English, Chinese services for website featuringFeb 12, 2020North Korea has begun providing English and Chinese-language services for information posted on a website promoting tours to Mount Kumgang amid its push to bolster tourism as a key industry and prop ... -
No report of new coronavirus in N. Korea yet: WHOFeb 12, 2020No report of an outbreak of the new coronavirus has been received from North Korea's government, the World Health Organization's office in Pyongyang was quoted as saying. The office told the Voice o... -
Trump to promote No. 2 nuclear envoy to UN postFeb 12, 2020US President Donald Trump plans to nominate Alex Wong, deputy special representative for North Korea, to an ambassador-level post at the United Nations, the White House announced Tuesday. Wong, t... -
US vows ‘flexible approach’ on NKFeb 12, 2020The US State Department said it is willing to take a “flexible approach” on negotiations with North Korea, the Voice of America reported on Wednesday. “We are willing to take a flexible approach to ... -
Trump open to summit with Kim if it produces deal: O'BrienFeb 12, 2020WASHINGTON -- US President Donald Trump is open to having another summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un but only if it will lead to a nuclear deal, his national security adviser said Tuesday. ...
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