North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations, Kim Song, told the UN General Assembly on Monday that "nobody can deny" Pyongyang's right to test weapons, calling on the United States to end its "hostile policies" and drop its "double standards" towards the reclusive state. Watch this report for more details.

North Korean envoy defends missile test in UNGA

British defence secretary Ben Wallace said that it had collected evidence of ships "breaching" United Nations sanctions against North Korea which ban the sale of fuel to the country.

UK says it has 'captured evidence' of multiple ships breaching North Korea sanctions

Kim Jong Un’s sister, Kim Yo-jong, has said North Korea will consider ending the war and participating in an inter-Korean summit only if South Korea shows ‘respect’.

North Korea's Kim Yo-jong says peace will come only if South shows 'respect'

The influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Friday said it was "admirable" of the South to propose a formal end to the Korean War but demanded Seoul first drop its "hostile policies" towards Pyongyang.

North Korea leader's sister Kim Yo Jong demands South drop 'hostile policies'

North Korea's nuclear programme is moving "full steam ahead," according to UN atomic watchdog chief Rafael Grossi, who spoke at his agency's annual meeting on Monday.

North Korea’s nuclear programme going ‘full steam ahead’, IAEA chief says

North Korea has warned that the United States' "double-dealing attitude" toward its recent security pact with Australia and the United Kingdom might "start a chain of nuclear weapons races" in the Indo-Pacific.

Aukus could trigger a 'nuclear arms race': North Korea

North Korea is expanding a uranium enrichment plant. The satellite images showcase the expansion of North Korea's nuclear facility.

North Korea expands its nuclear facility

The recent satellite images which have emerged show that North Korea is expanding a uranium enrichment plant at its main Yongbyon nuclear complex as experts say that the move shows an intent to boost the production of bomb materials.

Satellite images show North Korea expanding weapons-grade uranium plant

Recent satellite images show North Korea is expanding a uranium enrichment plant at its main Yongbyon nuclear complex. This assessment comes after North Korea recently conducted its first missile test in six months.

Satellite images show North Korea is expanding Yongbyon nuclear enrichment plant

North Korea recently said that it successfully launched ballistic missiles from a train for the first time and was continuing to bolster its defences, after the two Koreas test-fired missiles.

North Korea fired ballistic missiles from train for the first time ever

Two reports based on satellite photos reveal that North Korea is expanding a plant used to enrich uranium for nuclear bombs, indicating that Kim Jong Un is relaxing self-imposed limits on his nuclear weapons programme placed during discussions with the US.

North Korea expanding plant used to make weapons-grade uranium: Reports

According to North Korean media, the two ballistic missiles fired on Wednesday were a test of a new "railway-borne missile system" designed as a potential counter-strike to any forces that threaten the country.

North Korea says it tested new railway-borne missile system to counter-strike 'threatening forces'

South Korean military said on Wednesday that North Korea had fired two ballistic missiles into the sea. This has come as China's foreign minister visited Seoul. This is Pyongyang's second missile launch in less than a week.

North Korea fires two ballistic missiles, says South Korean military

According to a Buckingham Palace spokesperson, Queen Elizabeth II sent a message to the people of North Korea and their leader, Kim Jong Un. The Queen sent her greetings to the hermit nation on their national day.

Revealed: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un receives a secret message from Queen Elizabeth II

North Korea has fired two Ballistic Missiles into the sea. It was the second launch in less than one week. Watch this video for more details.

North Korea fires ballistic missiles into sea

South Korea claims to have conducted its first underwater missile test, just hours after North Korea blasted two ballistic missiles into the sea. Presidential office said in a statement that President Moon Jae-In supervised the test of a domestically-built submarine-launched ballistic missile on Wednesday afternoon.

South Korea test-fires first submarine-launched ballistic missile, hours after North Korean launches

The foreign ministers of South Korea and China held talks in Seoul on Wednesday amid concerns over North Korea's recent missile test and stalled denuclearisation negotiations between Pyongyang and Washington.

South Korea, China hold talks over North Korea missile test, stalled diplomacy

The arms race in the Korean Peninsula is intensifying. North Korea has tested new cruise missiles after South Korea decided to build its own missiles and upgrade defence systems. Palki Sharma tells you more.

An arms race has begun in the Korean Peninsula

At a time when reports have claimed North Korea is reeling under financial crisis, the country seems to be primarily focussed on long-range cruise missiles. Is it just to show muscle power or to depict advancements being carried out in the country?

Why is North Korea obsessed with missiles?  

North Korea carried out successful tests of a new long-range cruise missile, seen by analysts as possibly the country's first such weapon with a nuclear capability.

North Korea test fires long range 'strategic' cruise missile

North Korea test-fired a long-range cruise missile over the weekend. This comes amid a long standout with the United States over de-nuclearisation. Reportedly, missiles travelled 1,500 km before hitting the target.

North Korea test fires ‘strategic’ long-range cruise missile with possible nuclear capability

North Korea celebrated its 73rd foundation anniversary with a nighttime military parade. Pictures showed by Korean media show soldiers march in hazmat suits. But no ballistic missiles were seen or mentioned in the reports.

North Korea's 73rd anniversary: Soldiers in Hazmat suits march in parade, no missiles on display

September 9 in history: Signing of the Berne Convention, establishment of North Korea and more

South's Korea's defence ministry said North Korea appeared to have staged a military parade in Pyongyang early on Thursday. Kim's regime had earlier held night-time military parades while unveiling ballistic missiles.

North Korea may have staged night-time military parade: Report

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