North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is expected to meet Vladimir Putin. Kim Jong-un's rare foreign trip to Russia will likely take place later this month. The United States says that Kim Jong-un will discuss providing arms to Moscow for its ongoing war in Ukraine.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un to meet Russia's Vladimir Putin?

Report: Armoured train to take Kim Jong-un to Vladivostok in Russia to meet Putin

Tensions in the Korean peninsula are at an all-time high. In the latest provocation, North Korea has conducted a simulated tactical nuclear attack drill that included two long-range cruise missiles.

North Korea test-fires missiles as part of mock nuclear attack

North Korea conducted a "simulated tactical nuclear attack" drill on Saturday (September 2) with mock atomic warheads attached to two long-range cruise projectiles, state-controlled media said on Sunday (September 3).

North Korea conducts simulated 'tactical nuclear attack' drill to 'warn enemies'

Continuing its recent string of military actions, North Korea on Saturday (September 2) launched multiple cruise missiles off its west coast, informed Seoul's military.

North Korea blasts multiple cruise missiles as US-South Korea end drills

North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles as a part of a tactical Nuclear Strike drill on Wednesday. The country's State media reported that these were simulated scorched Earth nuclear strikes on targets across South Korea but the later strike comes as South Korea and the US wrap up their large-scale military drills on Thursday.

North Korea launches missiles hours after the US deployed B-1B bomber for air drills

North Korea launches missiles amid ongoing US-South Korea military drills

North Korea fired at least two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea on Wednesday, South Korea's military said, hours after the US separately deployed B-1B bombers for allied air drills.

North Korea fires short-range ballistic missiles amid joint US-South Korea drills

A joint Maritime infiltration training was conducted by the special command troops of South Korea and the US. About 100 US and South Korean soldiers were mobilized for the drills in South Korea's Coastal region. The joint exercises from August 21st to 31st are designed to enhance responses to North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.

Hundreds of US and South Korean soldiers mobilised for drills

South Korea and the US hold joint infiltration training drills

Tensions in the Korean Peninsula are at an all-time high and North Korea's Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un is spinning it at the US yet again. He's accused the United States of turning the Korean Peninsula into the most unstable Waters with the danger of a nuclear war. This is as per North Korean State media.

Kim Jong-un: US causing tensions in Korean Peninsula

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited his Navy headquarters with his daughter, state media reported on Tuesday (August 29). He called for boosting the navy, claiming that the country's waters brimmed with "the danger of a nuclear war".

Kim calls for boosting North Korea's navy as waters brim with 'danger of nuclear war'

As the country nears full reopening after three years of pandemic isolation, state media said on Sunday that North Korea has allowed residents who were stranded abroad due to the government's strict COVID-19 restrictions to return home.

North Korean state media: Four-year period of sealed borders end

An explosion has rocked the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, in what is being described as an assassination attempt on Kim Jong-un, the country's supreme leader since 2011.

High-stakes showdown: Kim Jong-un's 'assassination scare' sparks security surge

North Korea's state media reported on Sunday (August 27) that the country has taken steps to further open up from strict isolation of the Covid pandemic era. The citizens living abroad will reportedly be allowed to reenter the country.

North Korea finally relaxes Covid isolation, permits citizens abroad to return home

In a strongly worded statement issued on Thursday, North Korea's foreign ministry called for an immediate halt to Japan's release of treated wastewater from the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear plant into the ocean.

N Korea slams Japan's release of treated nuclear wastewater from Fukushima, demands immediate halt

When the danger lies at your doorstep and your neighbour poses security threat, precaution is a key. For the first time in six years, South Korea held air defence drills across the nation on a rainy summer afternoon amid the backdrop of sirens.

South Korea rare air raid drills held among growing threat from North Korea

North Korea said on Thursday (August 24) that another of its attempts to launch a satellite had failed, as reported by the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).

North Korea's second attempt to launch spy satellite fails: State media

An issue with the rocket's third stage prevented the launch from succeeding, according to North Korea, which claimed it occurred in the small hours of Thursday morning, the first day of a seven-day launch window.

North Korea: Spy satellite launch fails due to error at third stage

North Korea has issued a stern denouncement of the annual joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea. In the aftermath of trilateral agreements reached by the United States, South Korea, and Japan during the recent summit at Camp David, Pyongyang on Tuesday issued a stark warning of a possible "thermonuclear war.

North Korea threatens 'thermonuclear war' over Camp David summit and US-South Korea drills

After a hiatus of three years post the extensive COVID-19 curbs, the first North Korean international commercial flight landed in Beijing on Tuesday (August 22).

North Korea's first international commercial flight lands in Beijing after 3-year COVID-19 hiatus

North Korea has told Japan that it plans to launch a satellite in the coming few days according to Japanese officials this would be Pyongyang's second trying to put a military spy satellite into orbit three months after the first effort failed. Japan's Coast Guard says that the North Korean authorities notified them about the plan to launch a satellite from the 24th of August till the end of August however, the notice does not specify what type of satellite it is.

Japan: North Korea planning second spy satellite launch

South Korea on Tuesday (August 22) called on North Korea to immediately drop its plan of launching a satellite saying that the launch would be an "illegal act" as it would require the use of banned ballistic projectile technology.

South Korea urges Pyongyang to immediately drop plan of launching satellite

Ahead of the start of a major joint exercise between Seoul and Washington, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un visited a navy unit and oversaw a strategic cruise missile test, state media agency Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported Monday (August 21).

Ahead of US-South Korea military drills, Kim oversees cruise missile launch: Reports

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