For a year or so, the two countries engaged in daily standoffs—the North pumping out animal wails and the South blaring ...

South Korea’s military has shut down loudspeakers broadcasting anti-North Korean propaganda along the inter-Korean border. It ...

Lee Jae-myung, whose government inherits economic challenges and a politically fragmented society, began his term early on ...

South Korea’s new President Lee Jae-myung says he’ll pursue dialogue with North Korea while bolstering a trilateral ...

Escalating global security concerns, technological advancements, and strategic military developments have put the spotlight ...

The U.S.’s chief adversaries, Russia, North Korea and China ... he dubbed the "Golden Dome" as "dangerous" and a threat to global stability. The president discussed his $175 billion plan ...

Despite publicly detaining officials and Kim’s outraged reaction to last week’s incident, North Korea denied the second destroyer suffered major damage and claimed on Friday that it would ...

The report came a day after South Korea’s military detected multiple launches from North Korea’s eastern coast and assessed that the tests could also be related to the country’s weapons ...

worries that North Korea’s infiltration of the global tech sector positions the rogue state to pilfer corporate secrets or build back doors into trusted Western-based software that can be used ...

North Korea has promised to respond to what it called "absurd" comments by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. In a radio interview, Rubio referred to North Korea as a "rogue state." Trump signs ...

Joint military exercises between the US and South Korea regularly prompt angry reactions from the North, which accuses Washington and Seoul of practicing for an invasion.

The story dominated global headlines and world ... So why hasn't North Korea responded yet? When can we expect a reaction from leader Kim Jong Un, and what action might he take?