North Korea arrests U.S. college student
Pyongyang claims young UVA student traveling with tour group was on U.S. government mission "perpetrating a hostile act against" the North
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North Korea reportedly arrests U.S. citizen
CNN says Kim Dong Chul accused of spying in isolated nation and stealing state secrets
Powerful U.S. bomber flies over S. Korea amid standoff
B-52 flyover "a demonstration of the ironclad U.S. commitment to our allies in South Korea (and) in Japan," U.S. military says
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Ri Chun-hee is one of the most familiar faces in the isolated kingdom; called on to deliver the regime's most important news
How can the world respond to North Korea's nuclear test?
The nation's claims to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb have raised tension in the region
High alert as S. Korea resumes cross-border anti-Kim broadcasts
Propaganda message boomed over world's most militarized border into North Korea as retaliation for North's nuclear test
In North Korean nuclear test, an echo of past provocations
North Korea's claim to have tested a nuclear device is a troubling development, but one we've seen several times before
How will U.S., S. Korea respond to North's nuke test?
South Korea will resume cross border broadcasts deemed act of war by North, as U.S. mulls sending significant miltiary hardware to region
N. Korea's H-bomb claim rattles neighbors' nerves
Pyongyang's unverified claim of major nuclear advance draws rebuke even from Kim Jong Un's most vital ally
U.N. panel condemns N. Korea for gross human rights abuses
Humanitarian committee points to Pyongyang's use of torture, rape and public executions; supports possible referral to The Hague
N. Korea accuses U.S. of "nuclear blackmail"
Senior N. Korean official says decades-old-war could be "easily solved" but U.S. representative for N. Korean policy describes negotiations as "disingenuous"
N. Korea primps and preps for lavish anniversary events
Pyongyang to host thousands of guests from inside and outside the country as Workers' Party celebrates 70 years at helm of the Hermit Kingdom
North Korea releases detained NYU student
Won Moon Joo, a U.S. resident from South Korea, had been held since April for illegally entering the North from China
N. Korea says it's making atomic bomb fuel again
Communist nation claims primary nuclear complex back in operation day after threatening long-range missile launch
North and South Korea reach pact to ease tensions
Both sides wanted a face-saving way to defuse a crisis that had the rivals threatening war
North and South Korea locked in tense standoff
As rare direct negotiations aimed at defusing soaring war rhetoric drag on, neither side appears willing to make 1st move
Tense talks between Koreas extend into third day
Negotiations between North and South Korea continue despite warnings of a potential conflict between the two nations
Unusual troop movements from N. Korea reported as talks with South resume
Two rivals continue negotiations meant to pull themselves back from the brink of conflict; progress unclear
North Korea threatens war with South after artillery fire
U.S. and South Korea briefly halt annual military exercise amid escalating rhetoric
North Korea declares frontline troops in "quasi-state of war"
Kim Jong Un threatens military action unless Seoul removes border loudspeakers broadcasting anti-Pyongyang messages
Expert: Satellite images show nuclear N. Korea a "clear threat" to U.S.
New U.S. research sheds some light on how Pyongyang gets the raw material to fuel its nuclear ambitions
North Korea creates new time zone
"Wicked imperialists committed such unpardonable crimes as depriving Korea of even its standard time," official news agency says
N. Korea: Our nukes aren't "on the negotiating table"
In first response to Iran nuclear deal, regime says Pyongyang "remains unchanged in the mission of its nuclear force"
Young N. Korean soldier reportedly flees to South
South Korean officials say defector fled across the world's most militarized border on foot to avoid beatings from superiors
S. Korea tests ballistic missile as tension mounts
Seoul responds to recent claimed advances in military technology north of the border with a bold new claim of its own
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