Former North Korean military chief not dead, South admits
A former North Korean military chief was reported as having been executed by Seoul, until he was recently promoted
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A former North Korean military chief was reported as having been executed by Seoul, until he was recently promoted
More than 100 reporters were invited to cover Workers' Party congress -- but the relationship between N. Korea and foreign press is complicated
CBS News went inside North Korea and got a look at what it's like to grow up in the Hermit Kingdom
North Korean leader facing international pressure over recent nuclear test and long-range rocket launch
Kim Jong Un wants to make his isolated nation self-sufficient, and his subjects are happy to oblige their "respected leaders"
Kim Dong Chul, an ethnic Korean, given 10 years hard labor for alleged spying and swiping of state secrets
South Korean officials say 2nd test of Musudan missile, touted by North as being able to reach U.S. bases, ends prematurely
U.N. food agency says water scarcity has caused a drop in North Korea's food production for the first time since 2010
North Korea has repeatedly threatened the palace while U.S and S. Korea heighten sanctions
President Park Geun-hye warns countrymen to be ready for the next big boom coming across the border, which could happen anytime
In wide-ranging conversation with Charlie Rose, president also addresses China's military installations on man-made islands in disputed waters
North Korea's foreign minister lays out what his country wants from U.S. and South Korea before it halts its nuclear weapons testing
South Korea says Pyongyang has fired what appears to be ballistic missile off its northeast coast
Pentagon officials were expecting North Korea to test fire an intermediate-range missile Friday morning
Pentagon officials expect North Korea to test fire an intermediate-range missile that has enough range to reach Guam
High-level defection also comes with 13 other North Koreans fleeing en masse, largest group defection under Kim Jong Un's reign
If true, engine's ground test would be a big step forward for the North's nuclear weapons program
American monitoring organization says exhaust plumes seen at The Hermit Kingdom's known nuclear facility
Refugees from Kim Jong Un's dictatorship find themselves out of their element in capitalist society where education and plastic surgery rule
Day after U.S., China show rare solidarity on Pyongyang's belligerence, Kim regime shows it's utterly undeterred in a "semi-war" stance
More than 50 governments and international organizations are attending the two-day summit on preventing nuclear terrorism
9 days after U.S. student tourist sentenced to 15 years hard labor, another U.S. national appears on TV begging for forgiveness
Launch comes days after Kim Jong Un ordered tests likely aimed at developing technology for missile capable of reaching the U.S. mainland
UVA undergrad Otto Warmbier charged with "subversion" after attempting to do a favor for his friend's mother
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says country will soon conduct nuclear warhead explosion test and test-launch rockets capable of carrying atomic warheads