After overseeing the third test of his nation's most advanced missile, which is intended to target the U.S. mainland, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned "more offensive actions" to counter what he called growing military threats from the United States, state media said on Tuesday.

North Korea launches missile to warn US? Kim and daughter watch long-range missile test

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Monday (Dec 18) that North Korea's latest missile launches violated resolutions of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and were a threat to peace and stability.

North Korea's missile launches a threat to peace and stability: Japanese PM Kishida

It looks like NATO is very interested in extending its strategic influence, all the way to Asia. The major player in this Asian NATO, if you will, is Japan. Over the weekend, North Korea conducted back-to-back missile tests, capable of hitting the United States of America. Amid threats from China, North Korea and Russia, NATO members have sought to forge closer ties with its Asian allies.

Gravitas: China, N. Korea bonhomie worries NATO | North Atlantic-Pacific Treaty Organisation soon?

North Korea launched a ballistic projectile on Sunday (Dec 17), a statement by Seoul's army read, after the United States and South Korea warned any nuclear attack by Pyongyang would lead to the end of its regime.

North Korea has fired ballistic projectile, says South Korea

North Korea fired what appeared to be a long-range ballistic missile on Monday, South Korea and Japan said, its second missile launch in less than 12 hours as Pyongyang condemned a U.S.led show of force against the nuclear armed state.

North Korea fires long-range ballistic missile | US warns against nuclear attacks

The US, Japan and South Korea have ramped up security cooperation with a system for real-time sharing of north Korean ballistic missile warning data. The system will become operational in the next few days. It comes in the backdrop of growing nuclear and missile threats from north Korea.

North Korea condemns US for raising tensions

North Korea fires ballistic missile, Japan PM Fuio Kishida says 'We strongly condemn these actions'

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Israeli forces battling Hamas said they had uncovered an unusually large concrete and iron-girded tunnel, designed to carry carloads of militant fighters from Gaza right up to the border.

Israel uncovers 'biggest Hamas tunnel' near Gaza| N.Korea's ballistic missile

North Korea fires ballistic missile, informs Seoul and shares information with US

US, S. Korea to share missile warning data, North Korea slams the decision

The United States issued a warning to North Korea that any kind of nuclear attack against the country or its allies "is unacceptable and will result in the end of the (Kim Jong) Un regime”.

US warns nuclear attack by North Korea will result in end of Kim Jong Un’s regime

Experts on Wednesday (Dec 13) warned that there could be two nuclear weapons tests in 2024 ― one by Russia and the other by North Korea. Next year, which will see many elections including in India, the United States, and Russia, analysts think that nuclear tests will be long remembered.

Nuclear tests or Elections - How 2024 will be remembered? Here's what analysts think

North Korea has warned that it would carry more spy satellite launches in the coming months in order to gather more information about the military activities of its enemies, a commentary carried by state news agency KCNA said on Saturday (Dec 9).

North Korea boasts of satellite capability, warns to launch more soon

Hundreds of North Koreans apparently "disappeared" after they were repatriated from China and sent back to the hermit kingdom, where they were expected to face imprisonment, a rights group said Thursday (Dec 7).

Hundreds of North Korean defectors were sent back by China...then they disappeared: Report

In an unbelievable moment, North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un was seen bursting into tears in front of thousands of “mothers” of the country and begging them to give birth to more babies so that the rapid decline in the birth rate of the country can be stopped.

Watch: North Korea's Kim Jong-un's teary-eyed appeal to arrest declining birth rate

Kim Jong Un broke into tears while speaking at an event for mothers in North Korea. Apparently, North Korea's declining birthrate made him cry. The dictator has called for the women of North Korea to have more children.

Gravitas: Watch: Kim Jong Un breaks down into tears

North Korea's Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un on Sunday (Dec 3) called on the country's women to have more children to halt a fall in the birthrate. Citing state media, the news agency Associated Press said on Monday that Kim's appeal was made during North Korea's National Mothers Meeting, the first of its kind in 11 years.

Kim Jong Un calls for North Korean women to have more children to halt fall in birthrate

North Korea issued a stern warning on Saturday (Dec 2) declaring that any interference by US in its satellite operations would be tantamount to a declaration of war.

North Korea roars back at US, says satellite interference will be seen as declaration of war

South Korea successfully launched its first spy satellite aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base on Friday (Dec 1), days after arch-enemy North Korea did the same.

South Korea launches spy satellite aboard SpaceX Falcon 9, days after North Korea did the same

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has called for the military to be prepared for any provocation by enemies, especially in the backdrop of the launch of the spy satellite, state media KCNA said on Friday (Dec 1).

Kim Jong Un calls for military preparedness as US slaps fresh sanctions

Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has called out the USA for its hypocrisy whilst adding that the hermit nation will never sit to face Washington for negotiations over its sovereignty, according to state news agency KCNA.

Kim Jong Un’s sister calls out USA for 'double standards' over N Korea's spy satellite

Why are people in North Korea losing hair? Has an infection led to this or is there some other reason? Molly Gambhir tells you about the developments that have left experts scratching their heads.

Gravitas: Why are people in North Korea losing hair?

For the first time since the 1960s North Korea has made a rare mention of dissenting votes in the country's recent elections. The figure is 0.09% this is a small trunk who voted against the selected candidates for the provincial Council.

North Korea's rare mention of dissenting votes

North Korea on Tuesday made a rare mention of dissenting votes in recent elections, although analysts dismissed it as an attempt to portray an image of a normal society rather than signalling any meaningful increase of rights in the authoritarian state.

North Korea cites rare dissent in elections even as 99 per cent voters back candidates

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