North Korea

North Korea Fueling Rocket as Launch Window Opens

Defying world pressure, the regime of newly installed leader Kim Jong-un is preparing to violate agreements with a ballistic missile launch.

S. Koreans Unfazed By N. Korea

North Korean Missile Test A Non-Factor In South Korean Elections

Everybody appears to be uptight about the North Korean missile launch, except for the South Koreans.

Obama Warns Pyongyang & China

Obama's Toughness In Seoul Due To Domestic And Diplomatic Needs

Barack Obama's tough talk in South Korea was made in the context of domestic and diplomatic pressures.

Obama: U.S. Pushing for World Without Nuclear Weapons

Obama in South Korea university: “Time is short. Iran must act with seriousness and sense of urgency.”

North Korean Missile May Explode Food Deal

The United States has called Pyongyang's determination to launch a satellite in violation of recent agreements 'highly provocative'

Iran 'May have Tested Nukes in N. Korea in 2010'

Germany's Die Welt: two nuclear weapons tests in North Korea in 2010 might have been conducted for Iran.

Pyongyang Halts Uranium Enrichment for Food

North Korea's new leader Kim Jong-Un agrees to halt uranium enrichment and allow IAEA access in exchange for US food.

US Upbeat About North Korea Talks

Diplomats from Washington and Pyongyang met for the first time since Kim John Il's death to explore restarting multi-lateral talks.

US Seeks to Assure Japan

Following Kim Jong Il's Death US Assures Jittery Japan

Following the death of Kim Jong Il the US is trying to assure the neighbor of the nuclear dictatorship ha all will be well.

Video: North Korea Was and Is Connected to Terror Against Israel

Attorney Nitzana Darshan-Leitner of Shurat HaDin reminds: North Korea, seeking to destroy the West, supports terror in the Middle East.

The Kim Is Dead Long Live Kim

Dear Leader's Death Recalls Similar Scenes under Communism

Kim Jong Il's death recalled the passing of other Communist tyrants.

Kim John Il Passing Causes Consternation in South Korea

South Korea's senior leaders and security officials learned of Kim Johg Il's death from the North's state TV; ire at intelligence officials.

‘Hundreds’ of North Korean Nuke Scientists in Iran

Hundreds of nuclear scientists from North Korea, whose leader Kim Jong-il died Saturday, are in Iran, South Korean media report.

Israel Not Optimistic on North Korea despite Kim Jong’s Death

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-il’s death still leaves the country “distant and dangerous” for Israel, a Foreign Ministry spokesman says.

North Korea Ready to Return to Nuclear Talks Without Conditions

North Korea ready to return to nuclear talks without preconditions after Dmitry Medvedev and Kim Jong Il meet; oil deal in the works.

Russia Hosts "Dear Leader" Kim

Russia Hosts North Korea with Eye on South Korea

Russia is hosting Kim Jong Il and attempting to induce him to modify his behavior for economic benefits.

North Korea Denies Firing at South

North Korea denies it fired artillery rounds into the Yellow Sea, but South Korea isn't buying it.

Koreas at It Again as North Shells South

Reports: North Korea fires at disputed island in South Korea and the south strikes back.

Japanese Disaster Provides a Path for Asian Rapprochement

The Japanese natural disasters helped bring China, South Korea and Japan together, but the split over North Korea remains.

South Korea Adheres to its New Firm Policy

The talks between the two Koreas broke down because South Korea refuses to reward North Korea for fruitless negotiations.

North Korea Punished for 1972 Attack in Israel

A US court has fined North Korea $378 million for a 1972 terrorist attack in Israel that killed 26.

N. Korea, Iran Snub Obama, Keep Up Nuclear Programs

North Korea and Iran angered by “hostile” Obama approach, plan to move forward with nuclear programs.

North Korean Missiles Suspected for Iran-Hamas-Hizbullah Axis

The US tipped off Thai authorities who confiscated 35 tons of N. Korean weapons and explosives, probably destined for the Iranian-Hamas axis.

North Korea to Stand Trial for Supporting Terror in Israel

The government of North Korea, for the first time, will face charges in a U.S. Federal Court on Thursday for supporting terrorism against Israel.

Arab Nation Seizes N. Korean Arms Headed for Iran

The Dubai-based UAE has seized a ship carrying RPGs and ammunition to Iran, the first time a country has acted on UN sanctions against Korea.