North Korea performed its first ballistic missile tests in five months Wednesday, days before President Donald Trump and other leaders are expected to meet in South Korea.


North Korea fires short-range ballistic missiles as Trump prepares for summit in South Korea 

North Korea has officially unveiled its latest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), the Hwasong-20, which according to KCNA, has the capability to strike the mainland United States. This new missile marks a significant advancement in North Korea’s military capabilities and escalates tensions in the region.


North Korea unveils Hwasong-20, its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile

Kim Jong Un is likely to show off new weapons systems at a parade in Pyongyang, with Chinese and Russian guests of honor, in their latest display of solidarity.


North Korea: Delegations from Russia, China, Vietnam join the parade 

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited one of the country’s warships, saying the 5,000-tonne destroyer should “punish the enemy’s provocations”, state media reported on Monday (October 6, 2025).

Kim Jong-Un Visits 'Choe Hyon' During a Military Exhibition to 'Punish Provocations'

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un warns South Korea that no area is safe, claiming the North can strike anywhere using advanced weapons, including hypersonic missiles, escalating regional tensions.


North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un Says No South Korean Territory Is Safe From Hypersonic Missiles

North Korea’s Kim Jong-un says no South Korean territory is safe

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung reveals that North Korea is almost ready to deploy an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of delivering a nuclear weapon to the United States. Though re-entry technology remains a challenge, it could be resolved soon. Lee urges diplomatic talks to reduce nuclear threats amid rising tensions in the region.

South Korea sounds alarm as North Korea nears completion of nuclear-capable ICBM

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said if the US accepts reality, then there will be no reason to avoid dialogue. As Washington has been insisting that the former give up on nuclear weapons. North Korean state news agency KCNA reported on Monday (September 22). In his speech at the Supreme People's Assembly, Kim reminisced on his fond memories of US President Donald Trump. During Trump’s first presidency, the two leaders had had three engagements.

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un Says Open To US Talks If Denuclearisation Demands Dropped

North Korea: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reportedly banned words such as “ice cream,” “hamburger” and “karaoke” for being “too Western.” In a push to promote local culture and values, the regime has introduced its own alternative terms to replace these expressions.


North Korea: Kim Jong Un Orders Ban on Words ‘Hamburgers,’ ‘Ice Cream’ to Promote Local Terms

Daily NK reported that tour guides in the country are advised not to use English words that are widely used in the West or its not-so-favorite neighbour, South Korea. 

North Korea: Kim Jong Un’s new and bizarre ruling is here. DON’T use words like 'Hamburgers', 'Ice-Cream'. Details inside

Kim Ju Ae, the teenage daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has made her first international debut in Beijing.

From being revealed by Dennis Rodman in 2013 to standing beside her father at military parades and diplomatic events, her growing visibility has fueled speculation she could be the next leader of North Korea.
Here’s a timeline of her rise.

South Korea's Spy Agency Claims Kim Jong-un Preparing His Daughter For The Top Job

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the successful test of a new solid-fuel rocket engine for intercontinental ballistic missiles, hailing it as a “significant change” for the country’s strategic nuclear force. The engine, capable of producing nearly 2,000 kilonewtons of thrust, marks the final ground test before full deployment of what analysts say could target the U.S. mainland.

North Korea's new ICBM engine marks “major shift,” says Kim

North Korea: North Korea celebrated the 77th anniversary of its founding with a grand flag-raising ceremony, mass dances, fireworks, and a gala at Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang.


North Korea: Pyongyang Celebrates 77th Founding Day with Fireworks & Dance Gala

China's President Xi Jinping called on Thursday for closer coordination with North Korea in global and regional affairs, state media reported, as the leaders of the two nuclear-armed neighbours held their first meeting in six years.



China, N Korea Vow To Deepen Bilateral Ties | Xi: Support For Pyongyang Won't Change | WION

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in Beijing during a rare foreign visit by the North Korean leader. Their talks, held alongside a major World War II commemoration parade also attended by Russia’s Vladimir Putin, signal deepening strategic ties. Xi reaffirmed that North Korea remains central to China’s regional agenda, underscoring a tightening alliance amid rising global tensions.

Xi meets Kim in Beijing as China reaffirms support for North Korea

China marked the 80th anniversary of its WWII victory with a lavish military parade that doubled as a showcase of its modern military might. Under President Xi Jinping’s watch, the People’s Liberation Army displayed its full nuclear triad—land, air, and sea-launched capabilities—for the first time. Hypersonic anti-ship missiles, underwater drones, advanced laser and microwave systems, stealth drones, and even “robotic wolves” were unveiled, signaling China's intent to challenge global powers like the U.S.

China's 80th anniversary commemorative gala | Cutting-edge weaponry showcased

China showcased its military prowess and strengthening alliances with Russia and North Korea in a grand military parade, highlighting President Xi Jinping's vision for a new global order. The event, marking the 80th anniversary of Japan's defeat in World War II, featured advanced military hardware, including hypersonic missiles and drones, and signaled China's growing ambitions as a global power.

Xi Jinping flanked by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-Un | Trump cries anti-U.S. conspiracy

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday accused Chinese President Xi Jinping of "conspiring against" America after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin attended China's largest-ever military parade.


Trump accuses Xi of conspiring against Us with Putin & Kim

U.S. President Donald Trump makes a bold statement, claiming that many Americans died as a result of China’s pursuit of "victory and glory." The remarks come amid rising tensions and growing scrutiny of U.S.-China relations, adding fuel to ongoing geopolitical debates.

Trump on China's military parade: 'Many Americans died in China's quest for victory & glory'

China showcased its military prowess and strengthening alliances with Russia and North Korea in a grand military parade, highlighting President Xi Jinping's vision for a new global order. The event, marking the 80th anniversary of Japan's defeat in World War II, featured advanced military hardware, including hypersonic missiles and drones, and signaled China's growing ambitions as a global power.



Xi Jinping Flanked by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-Un Irks Trump | WION

North Korean staff scrub Kim’s chair and glass post-Putin meet: Was it done to leave no trace of Kim Jong Un?

China showcased its military strength in a grand Victory Parade, highlighting advanced weaponry, disciplined troops, and national pride. The display underlined China’s growing defense capabilities

Trump accuses Xi, Putin, Kim of conspiring against the U.S. | China's military parade 

Chinese President Xi Jinping declared that China will never be intimidated by bullies during a powerful address at the nation’s Military Day Parade. Standing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Xi emphasized unity among nations and urged the world to prevent the recurrence of historical tragedies.

China's military parade: Xi hosts largest display of next-gen weapons

Chinese President Xi Jinping declared that China will never be intimidated by bullies during a powerful address at the nation’s Military Day Parade. Standing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Xi emphasized unity among nations and urged the world to prevent the recurrence of historical tragedies.

The high-profile parade, held in Beijing, showcased China's military might — including next-gen weapons and strategic missile systems — and drew attendance from over 20 world leaders, signaling deepening alliances amid growing geopolitical tensions.

 Xi warns the world: "Won't be intimidated by bullies" | Putin, Kim attend V-day parade 

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