As President Donald Trump escalates military pressure on Iran, with signs mounting that the U.S. leader will once again make good on his threat of action, North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un watches on under a nuclear shield.

The South Korean government has repeatedly conveyed its willingness to accept the soldiers as its citizens after the war.

The following is a summary of domestic news in North Korea this week. ------------ North Korea opens street for families of soldiers killed in Russia-Ukraine war SEOUL -- North Korea has built new homes in Pyongyang for the bereaved family members of North Korean soldiers who died during the

The leader of Ukraine said there are 10,000 North Korean troops inside Russia.

North Korean authorities are carrying out executions and harsh punishments against students accused of consuming South Korean television shows and

A Ukrainian man has been sentenced for helping North Koreans gain fraudulent employment at dozens of U.S. companies and funnel that money back to the regime to fund its nuclear weapons program.

Zelenskyy said troops from North Korea’s army are learning how to counter missiles and various types of drones, including fiber-optic drones, from FPV systems to long-range unmanned aircraft. “They are training now on the territory of Russia because we are responding to Russian attacks.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un touted a newly built street of flats for families of soldiers killed supporting Russia's war against Ukraine, state media reported Monday, with photos showing him accompanied by his daughter.