A North Korean defector filed the first-ever civil and criminal lawsuits against Kim Jong-un in South Korean courts on Friday ...

The Asia-Indo-Pacific is no longer a distant geopolitical theater. It is the central arena of strategic competition, ...

New York Times journalist Nanna Heitmann spent six days in Russia's Kursk region near the front lines, where she was ...

AMSTERDAM, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Ukrainian prosecutors said on Friday they had launched an investigation into North Korea's support for Russia in the war as a possible crime of aggression.

North and South Korea are technically still at war, and although it has been years since either side shelled the other, the two sides are fighting on a more subtle front: a war of information.

North Korea and its leader, Kim Jong Un, will continue to "unconditionally support and encourage" Russia's war in Ukraine, according to state media.

Months of souring relations between Pyongyang and Seoul have prompted questions, and fears, about whether North Korea could be readying itself for a war against its southern neighbor.

The North Korean government has reportedly expanded the list of crimes punishable by death under Kim Jong Un's regime, according to recent reports.

Choi Min Kyung says she suffered physical and sexual abuse in North Korean detention after being repatriated from China ...

North Korea’s Cybercrime Empire: Billions in Stolen Crypto, Bunny Meat for the Masses North Korea’s elite hackers—trained by spies, funded by sanctions evasion and hungry for crypto—are ...

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea confirmed Monday for the first time that it sent troops to Russia to support its war against Ukraine, saying the deployment was meant to help Russia regain its ...

North Korea’s supply of munitions was already critical to Russia’s war effort. Now, its troops have joined the fight.