The New York Times recently reported on the case of a South Korean man who re-tweeted messages from the official North Korean Twitter account. Park Jung-geun, a 23-year-old photographer, now faces charges for violating a draconic South Korean National Security Law, which prohibits "acts that benefit the enemy" without outlining such acts explicitly.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on ...
# weapons That red thing flying next to the F-16 is an MQM-107D Streaker, a target drone that was developed in the 1970s for the USAF and the Army. The North Korean s have bought several of them from Syria , and they are now using them to build unmanned attack drones loaded with high explosives. More »
FIVE musicians show North Korea's softer side by playing a cover of 1980s Western pop classic on accordions
A group of South Korean lawmakers will pay a rare visit this week to a jointly-run industrial estate in North Korea despite political tensions, Seoul announced Monday.
Washington - North Korea stands to be a major winner if Israeli hotheads lose patience and drive Israel into attacking Iranian nuclear facilities.
Seoul (The Korea Herald/ANN) - Foreign travel agencies specialising in North Korea tourism have started offering tour packages that give travelers a peep into April events being prepared to celebrate the 100th birthday of Kim Il-sung, founder of the reclusive communist state.
Foreign travel agencies specialising in North Korea tourism have started offering tour packages that give travelers a peep into April events being prepared to celebrate the 100th birthday of Kim Il-su .....
The use of mobile phones is currently banned in North Korea, due in part to the death of North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-il, December 7 last year. There is concern from his successor and the country’s officials that the nation is in unsteady state, which is predictably getting worse. Said ban on the use of cellular
PYONGYANG – North Korea's hard-line communist regime is using old US-made target drones to develop unmanned attack aircraft, South Korea intelligence sources said Sunday.
AP Interview: NKorean official says Pyongyang open to SKorea talks _ but sets tough conditions