Why does South Korea need the Ministry of Unification?
It stands as a testament to the unfinished work of healing a divided people.
North Korea
Late Pope Francis’ Pyongyang visit fell through due to North Korea’s silence: Cardinal Lazarus You
Pope Leo XIV could play 'important role' in improving Washington-Pyongyang relations, advancing peace on the Korean Peninsula, according to the Cardinal.
North Korean IT workers fraudulently landed jobs at over 100 American firms: US justice department
The department said investigators also seized 29 financial accounts holding tens of thousands of dollars, which were used to launder revenue for the North Korean regime through…
China accepting thousands of North Korean workers, sources say
The UN Security Council prohibits the provision of work authorisations for North Korean nationals under its sanction measures, and China is believed to have violated these…
North Korea likely to send more troops to Russia in July, August: South Korean spy agency
North Korea first sent 11,000 troops to Russia in October last year, and 4,000 more troops this February.
North Korea targets Russian tourists for new beach resort: Seoul
The zone has hotels and inns capable of accommodating around 20,000 people. It is set to open first to domestic travelers in July.
Conspicuous absence: The Korea Herald
In this dire situation, it is important to send a clear message that holds Pyongyang in check. To show the South stands by its allies and friends is a sure way to do it.
Iran strike hardens Kim Jong-un’s nuclear resolve, pushes Pyongyang deeper into China-Russia orbit: experts
Observers noted, however, that the likelihood of Mr. Trump ordering a similar strike on North Korean nuclear facilities is considered extremely low. A key reason lies in North…
1Verse, K-pop group with North Korean defectors, to debut in July
The group includes Hyuk and Seok—both born in North Korea and later defected to South Korea. Japanese member Aito and Chinese-American Kenny joined the team followed by Nathan,…
Why Russian President Putin’s top aide Shoigu keeps meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong-un
Sergei Shoigu made his third trip to Pyongyang this year on Tuesday, June 17, to meet with Mr. Kim, following earlier visits on March 22 and June 4 — an unusually frequent…