North Korea condemns U.S. military exercises on Korean Peninsula as “gravely threatening” to regional stability and security, citing submarine drills and fighter jet consolidation.

The criminal group is also suspected to have stolen $40 million from Upbit in 2019. According to the authorities, Lazarus used similar methods this time around.

MOSCOW, November 28. /TASS/. Russia may supply CSTO member states with modern weapons, the EU is preparing at least three new sanctions packages against Russia in 2026, and Donald Trump intends to bar ...

SEOUL: A woman in her 50s who had been missing since mid-October was found dead on Thursday (Nov 27), bringing an end to a 44 ...

North Korea is encouraging its troops in Ukraine to use grenades to kill themselves if capture is imminent, praising such ...

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The following is a summary of domestic news in North Korea this week. ------------ N. Korea enacts urban development law to provide better living conditions SEOUL -- North Korea's rubber-stamp ...

Images of the posters posted online tout benefits including high wages and ‘the legal right to kill North Koreans’.

Authorities are probing whether one of the world’s most notorious state-linked hacking units is behind South Korea’s latest ...

For two hours every day, Lee Si-young and her colleagues broadcast uncensored foreign news into authoritarian North Korea.

North Korea’s notorious cybercrime unit, Lazarus Group, is suspected of orchestrating $30 million hack at South Korean exchange Upbit.