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Kim Jong Un’s powerful sister turns up the volume on loudspeaker standoff with South Korea
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Thursday dismissed South Korean claims the North is removing some of its loudspeakers along the inter-Korean border, mocking the government in Seoul for clinging to hopes of renewed diplomacy between the war-divided rivals.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung pledged to "respect" North Korea's political system and said Seoul would not seek ...
During the call with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the “bravery” of North Korean ...
South Korea’s birth rate has dropped throughout much of the past decade, spelling trouble for the military as regional ...
Kim Jong Un provides Moscow with artillery, missiles - and as a BBC investigation shows, labourers working in 'slave-like' ...
The North Korean leader's powerful sister said on Thursday that the country has never taken down propaganda loudspeakers and ...
South Korea's National Security Council that year moved to "suspend the effect of Article 1, Clause 3" establishing no-fly ...
She holds no known official title in North Korea. The outside world has never heard her voice. The North’s state media has ...
South Korea’s president, Lee Jae Myung, announced plans to end some military activities along its border with North Korea and ...
South Korea will end some military activities along its border with North Korea, President Lee Jae Myung said on Friday, in ...
The drills, which will kick off next week, are a "direct military provocation" against North Korea, Pyongyang said.
At 1,080 feet, North Korea's Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang is one of the tallest unoccupied buildings in the world.
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