WASHINGTON (AP) — North Korean hackers have pilfered billions of dollars by breaking into cryptocurrency exchanges and creating fake identities to get remote tech jobs at foreign companies, according ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to transform North Korea into a "more affluent and beautiful land" and a "socialist ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has praised the legacy of the country's ruling party in a speech ahead of Friday's 80th ...

The United States and South Korea have converged on the idea of dialogue with North Korea. But can it work? Will it? North Korea advanced pragmatic and gradual arms reduction proposals to the United ...

North Korea's Famous Chollima hides malware in smart contracts via EtherHiding, posing as recruiters after stealing $2.2B in ...

In 'Good News,' when communists hijack a plane to Pyongyang, government officials scramble to make a Seoul airport look like ...

The theft of priceless jewels from the Louvre in daylight has sent shockwaves through France, but the country is far from the ...

North Korea -linked hackers have stolen over $2bn (£1.49bn) in cryptoassets in 2025 so far, the largest annual cyber-related ...

Sanae Takaichi’s historic ascent to the leadership could have significant repercussions for the country’s relationships with ...

The Battle of Ka-san typified the violent actions that characterized the struggle for hilltops over the last two years of the ...

Japan's new prime minister, Yoshihide Suga, spoke to South Korea's president for the first time on Thursday, calling for both countries to repair their frayed ties and cooperate to counter any threat ...

Tommy Robinson ‘stopped at the border driving a Bentley to Benidorm with thousands in cash’ Marcus Rashford takes aim at 'inconsistent' Manchester United amid fine Barcelona form "I was never honest": ...