Automakers such as General Motors and South Korea-based Hyundai Motor export vehicles tariff-free from South Korea.

visits an artillery exercise at an undisclosed place in North Korea. Independent journalists were not given access to cover the event depicted in this image distributed by the North Korean government.

The economic consequences of a reunified North and South Korea could be remarkable for the global economy. In fact, it's possible that reunification could create a single economy greater than some ...

North Korea says US nuclear submarine at South Korea port posing grave threat, KCNA reports North Korea said on Saturday its nuclear weapons are not meant for negotiations but are intended for ...

The Kim Jong Un regime has sent upwards of 11,000 troops to Russia, according to U.S. and South Korean estimates ... Associated Press Under North Korea's criminal code offenders could risk ...

Yu Hyuk was just nine years old when he started begging on the streets of North Hamgyong, one of the poorest provinces in ...

Verse, a new K-pop boy band, features members from North Korea, the USA, and Japan. Yu Hyuk, a North Korean defector, ...

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North Korea's Kim slams US-South Korea-Japan partnership, vows to boost his nuclear programme ...

Korea's spy agency related article Thousands of North Korean laborers have been sent to work in Russia last year, South Korea's spy agency said Sunday, in apparent violation of U.N. Security Council ...

South Korea will thoroughly review non-tariff barriers and other vulnerabilities to respond to a U.S. plan to introduce ...

The diverging trajectories of North Korea’s state and society over the last year are striking. The government has reaped ...