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Tengrinews.kz – North Korea has halted international travel to a city near the Chinese border, according to travel agencies. This means Pyongyang
Tengrinews.kz - Photos of the first resort town Wonsan-Kalma in North Korea have appeared online.
Tengrinews.kz - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un delivered a keynote speech at a rare meeting of battalion commanders and political instructors,
Tengrinews.kz - Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) leader Kim Jong Un has ordered the mass production of new kamikaze attack drones
Tengrinews.kz - North Korea has officially denied reports about sending its troops to Russia to participate in the war against Ukraine, calling
Tengrinews.kz – North Korea has stopped using the “juche” calendar, which is based on the year Kim Il Sung was born. South Korean media called
Tengrinews.kz - North Korea has conducted its first ballistic missile tests in 73 days, reportedly aiming to impact U.S. presidential election
Tengrinews.kz - North Korea is preparing to welcome foreign tourists once again after a five-year hiatus, according to The Independent.
China has banned exports to North Korea of a range of technologies that could be used to build weapons.
New United Nations sanctions against nuclear-armed North Korea leave plenty of room for China to continue business as usual.
Moscow warned Washington that deployment of a US missile defence system to South Korea could spark an arms race in the region.
Official moves towards the deployment -- fiercely opposed by China -- of a US missile defence system in South Korea highlight the inherent dangers of disunity in dealing with North Korea's growing military threat.
Kazakhstan denounced North Korea’s test of hydrogen bomb and violation of UN Security Council’s nonproliferation resolutions.
North Korea said it had successfully tested a miniature hydrogen bomb. If confirmed, this would place it among a small group of countries with such dangerous weapons.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon will visit North Korea this week for a likely meeting with the nuclear-armed state's diplomatically reclusive leader
North and South Korean families divided by war for more than 60 years said a final, traumatic farewell after a reunion event that, for most, marked the last time they will ever see each other.
US President Barack Obama and his South Korean counterpart stressed their readiness to "engage" nuclear-armed North Korea Friday, albeit with conditions.
North Korea's foreign minister told the United Nations that a peace treaty was urgently needed to prevent a repeat of the military standoff that rattled Asia two months ago.
North and South Korea agreed to hold a reunion in October for families separated by the Korean War, following all-night talks between their respective Red Cross branches.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un said nuclear weapons -- not negotiating skills -- secured what he described as a "landmark" agreement this week with South Korea.
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