In the backdrop of the Ukraine war, the relationship between North Korea and China is changing drastically. In the recent times, policymakers in Pyongyang are increasingly viewing Russia ...
There were no “two” Koreas before 1953. The Korean peninsula was a united territory ruled by the Goryeo dynasty till 1392 and subsequently by the Joseon dynasty for ...
Pyongyang and Jerusalem have been rivals for many decades but one might wonder the reason behind their bitter relations. Multiple nations that are engaged in rivalry can easily ...
In mid-July, North Korea became the second Russian ally to formally recognize the independence of the breakaway Ukrainian regions of Donetsk People’s Republic and Luhansk People’s Republic. North ...
The North Korean dictator is almost obsessed with his neighbours in the South and has a tendency of blaming them for all the mishappenings occurring in his primitive ...
With the world’s attention focused on Ukraine, Kim Jong-un is ramping up his nuclear and missile programs. Earlier this month, North Korea claimed to have launched a new ...
With the world's attention focused on Ukraine, Kim Jong-un is ramping up his nuclear and missile programs, claiming to have successfully tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). ...
Following the Ukraine invasion, several countries are taking one aggressive step after another. On Thursday, North Korea test-fired its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). The missile fell ...
North Korea and South Korea are essentially one country. The North and South Koreans are one people. They share the same culture and a similar language. Both South ...
Russia had been pushing North Korea to abandon China for quite some time now. The campaign to drive a wedge between Beijing and Pyongyang proved to be successful, ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping had expected North Korea to send its athletes to participate in the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics. Kim Jong-un, however, has now sent him a consoling ...
Kim Jong-un’s North Korea is changing. First, Pyongyang started subtly snubbing China. Then, it started giving soft signals to the west and the rest of the democratic world ...
