Four Chinese nationals have been indicted for financial dealings with North Korean companies sanctioned for involvement in the production of weapons of mass destruction(WMD), the US Justice Department said Tuesday.

US indicts Chinese nationals for dealings with North Korean companies in producing weapons of mass destruction

North Korea Registers 99% Voter Turnout As Voting Takes Place In A Totalitarian Regime! Here's a story laced with 'irony'. 99 per cent voter turnout in North Korea's 'sham' election to the national legislature. Wonder what voting means under a totalitarian regime? Take a look at this report

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un voted in nationwide local elections on Sunday that registered the near 100 per cent turnout claimed for every ballot held in the nuclear-armed state.

North Korea leader votes in elections with 99.98 per cent turnout: Report

People in North Korea began voting in local elections on Sunday.The elections, which take place every four years, are to endorse candidates for provincial, city, and county people's assemblies

Election of local representatives in North Korea

Talks on getting North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons are at risk because the United States looks set to break a promise not to hold military exercises with South Korea, North Korea said on Tuesday.

Nuclear talks at risk if US-South Korea exercises go ahead: North Korea

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday he hoped both North Korea and the United States could "be a little more creative" when the two sides restart talks aimed at ending Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.

Mike Pompeo hopes US, North Korea can be 'more creative' in nuclear talks

South Korea's acquisition of American F-35 stealth fighter jets will force North Korea to develop and test "special armaments" to destroy the new weapons, North Korea's state media said on Thursday, citing a government researcher.

South Korea's acquisition of US F-35 fighter aimed at 'opening gate' to invade north: North Korea state media

The Australian student released last week after being detained in North Korea said on Tuesday Pyongyang's accusation that he was a spy was "pretty obviously" false, but that his work in the country was probably over.

Freed Australian denies North Korean spy charges, says no plans to return

An Australian student who was expelled from North Korea denied on Tuesday that he had been spying on the authoritarian state while he lived there. Alek Sigley, 29, was released last week after being detained for several days, with Pyongyang later accusing him of promoting propaganda against the country online.

Australian student expelled from North Korea denies spying

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U.S calls for meet after Tehran breaches N-Deal. IAEA board of governers represent 35 nations. Experts said ''We have no idea that what this meeting will achieve''. Parties to the N-Deal already have a separate forum. Watch this video to know more.

U.S calls for IAEA emergency meet

U.S. calls for IAEA emergency meet

North Korea's state media said on Saturday that the Australian student Alek Sigley was caught committing spying acts which led to his expulsion from the country, reported news agency Reuters.

North Korea says released Australian student committed spying acts: Report

By Benjamin Habib Sunday’s trilateral meeting in the Korean Demilitarized Zone between US President Donald Trump, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and South Korean President Moon Jae In made for compelling viewing, the latest chapter in Korean peninsula summit diplomacy.

US president Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have to find real common ground

A 29-year-old Australian student detained in North Korea has been released and is "safe and well", Prime Minister Scott Morrison told parliament on Thursday, ending a weeklong ordeal for his family.

Australian student detained in North Korea released: PM Scott Morrison

Will resolutely pursue protesters for violent acts at Parliament: Hong Kong police Hong Kong authorities vowed Wednesday to hunt down the protesters who stormed parliament in an unprecedented challenge to the Beijing-backed government.

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North Korea's mission to the United Nations accused the United States on Wednesday of being "more and more hell-bent on hostile acts" against Pyongyang, despite President Donald Trump wanting talks between the two countries.

US 'hell-bent on hostile acts' despite wanting to talk: North Korea

South Korea said on Wednesday it sacked an army commander and rebuked other senior officers after a North Korean fishing boat piloted by defectors went undetected in South Korean waters for more than two days last month.

South Korea sacks army commander over North Korea defector boat

Chinese President Xi Jinping urged US President Donald Trump to "show flexibility" towards North Korea, including the "timely" easing of sanctions, at the G20 summit last week, China's foreign minister said Tuesday.

Xi pushed US at G20 to show flexibility on North Korea including timely easing of sanctions: China

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Fresh protests erupt in Hong Kong on China handover anniversary Police in Hong Kong used pepper spray and batons against anti-government protesters who had seized highways early Monday ahead of what is expected to be a huge pro-democracy rally on the anniversary of the city's handover to China.

US President Trump became the first sitting US president to set foot in North Korea on Sunday when he met its leader, Kim Jong Un, in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between the two Koreas and agreed to resume stalled nuclear talks.

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US indicts Chinese nationals for dealings with North Korean companies in producing weapons of mass destruction

Gravitas: North Korea's sham elections

North Korea leader votes in elections with 99.98 per cent turnout: Report

Election of local representatives in North Korea

Nuclear talks at risk if US-South Korea exercises go ahead: North Korea

Mike Pompeo hopes US, North Korea can be 'more creative' in nuclear talks

South Korea's acquisition of US F-35 fighter aimed at 'opening gate' to invade north: North Korea state media

Freed Australian denies North Korean spy charges, says no plans to return

Australian student expelled from North Korea denies spying

North Korea remembers Kim II-Sung on 25th death anniversary

U.S calls for IAEA emergency meet

U.S. calls for IAEA emergency meet

North Korea says released Australian student committed spying acts: Report

US president Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have to find real common ground

Australian student detained in North Korea released: PM Scott Morrison

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US 'hell-bent on hostile acts' despite wanting to talk: North Korea

South Korea sacks army commander over North Korea defector boat

Xi pushed US at G20 to show flexibility on North Korea including timely easing of sanctions: China

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Remain engaged in North Korea but firm on sanctions ahead of denuclearisation: Pompeo