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North Korea Test-Fires Hypersonic Missiles, Kim Jong Un Cites "Geopolitical Crisis"
North Korea test-fired hypersonic missiles on Sunday, state media KCNA reported on Monday, to assess its military operational capability regarding war deterrence.
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Serious Encroachment: North Korea Condemns US Capture Of Venezuela's Maduro
North Korea denounced on Sunday the United States' capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as a "serious encroachment of sovereignty", state media said.
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North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missiles, South Korea Monitors 'Threat'
North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles toward the sea Sunday, its neighbors said, just hours before South Korea's president left for China for talks expected to cover North Korea's nuclear program.
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Who Is Kim Ju Ae, Kim Jong Un's Daughter And North Korea's Likely Next Leader
Kim Ju Ae’s growing visibility alongside her father has led to intense speculation about her future role in North Korea’s tightly controlled leadership structure.
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Kim Jong Un's Daughter's First Visit To Family Mausoleum Sparks Succession Buzz
The North Korean leader's daughter Kim Ju Ae has made her first public visit to a mausoleum housing her grandfather and great-grandfather, state media images showed Friday, further solidifying her place as likely next in line to run the country
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Kim Jong Un's Daughter Makes 1st Public Visit To State Mausoleum
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, who is likely being prepared as his successor, accompanied her parents on her first public visit to the Kumsusan mausoleum to pay respects to former leaders, state media photos published showed.
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Fireworks, Celebrations: Countries Ring In 2026. This Was The First
As the world prepares to turn the calendar page, New Zealand, Australia, South Korea, North Korea and Japan have already welcomed the New Year.
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In A First, South Korea To Allow Public Access To North Korea's Main Newspaper
South Korea said Friday it will reclassify North Korea's long-banned state newspaper as general information, easing public access, in the latest overture from the administration of dovish President Lee Jae Myung.
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North Korea Displays Progress On Its First Nuclear-Powered Submarine
North Korea on Thursday displayed apparent progress in the construction of a nuclear-powered submarine, with state media photos showing a largely completed hull, as leader Kim Jong Un condemned rival South Koreas push to acquire the technology.
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Kim Jong Un Visits Nuke Subs, Gets "Invincible Friendship" Message From Russia
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited a nuclear submarine factory and received a message from Russia's Vladimir Putin hailing the countries' "invincible friendship", Pyongyang's state media said Thursday.
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Amazon Denies Jobs To 1,800 North Koreans Over Fund-Laundering Fears
US tech giant Amazon said it has blocked over 1,800 North Koreans from joining the company, as Pyongyang sends large numbers of IT workers overseas to earn and launder funds.
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After Digvijaya Singh, Robert Vadra's Bihar "Unfair" Comment, BJP's Reply
A fresh political storm erupted on Sunday after senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh and businessman Robert Vadra, husband of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, alleged that the Bihar Assembly election results were "unfair," "manipulated," and "unacceptable."
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"Disguised Hostile Act": North Korea Opposes G7 Push For Denuclearisation
North Korea's foreign minister Choe Son Hui denounced the joint statement released by G7 countries, state media KCNA reported on Friday, saying she opposed their push for the complete denuclearisation of North Korea.
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"We Weren't The First Nor...": Pak Responds To Trump's Claim On Testing Nukes
A senior Pakistani official has reaffirmed that Islamabad "will not be the first to resume nuclear tests", responding to US President Donald Trump's recent remark suggesting the South Asian country is secretly testing its nuclear weapons.
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For First Time In 8 Years, Pentagon Chief Visits Korean Border
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth travelled to the border between North and South Korea on Monday, the first time in eight years that a US defence secretary has made such a visit.
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North Korea Test-Fires Hypersonic Missiles, Kim Jong Un Cites "Geopolitical Crisis"
North Korea test-fired hypersonic missiles on Sunday, state media KCNA reported on Monday, to assess its military operational capability regarding war deterrence.
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Serious Encroachment: North Korea Condemns US Capture Of Venezuela's Maduro
North Korea denounced on Sunday the United States' capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as a "serious encroachment of sovereignty", state media said.
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North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missiles, South Korea Monitors 'Threat'
North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles toward the sea Sunday, its neighbors said, just hours before South Korea's president left for China for talks expected to cover North Korea's nuclear program.
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Who Is Kim Ju Ae, Kim Jong Un's Daughter And North Korea's Likely Next Leader
Kim Ju Ae’s growing visibility alongside her father has led to intense speculation about her future role in North Korea’s tightly controlled leadership structure.
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Kim Jong Un's Daughter's First Visit To Family Mausoleum Sparks Succession Buzz
The North Korean leader's daughter Kim Ju Ae has made her first public visit to a mausoleum housing her grandfather and great-grandfather, state media images showed Friday, further solidifying her place as likely next in line to run the country
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Kim Jong Un's Daughter Makes 1st Public Visit To State Mausoleum
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, who is likely being prepared as his successor, accompanied her parents on her first public visit to the Kumsusan mausoleum to pay respects to former leaders, state media photos published showed.
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Fireworks, Celebrations: Countries Ring In 2026. This Was The First
As the world prepares to turn the calendar page, New Zealand, Australia, South Korea, North Korea and Japan have already welcomed the New Year.
-
In A First, South Korea To Allow Public Access To North Korea's Main Newspaper
South Korea said Friday it will reclassify North Korea's long-banned state newspaper as general information, easing public access, in the latest overture from the administration of dovish President Lee Jae Myung.
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North Korea Displays Progress On Its First Nuclear-Powered Submarine
North Korea on Thursday displayed apparent progress in the construction of a nuclear-powered submarine, with state media photos showing a largely completed hull, as leader Kim Jong Un condemned rival South Koreas push to acquire the technology.
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Kim Jong Un Visits Nuke Subs, Gets "Invincible Friendship" Message From Russia
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited a nuclear submarine factory and received a message from Russia's Vladimir Putin hailing the countries' "invincible friendship", Pyongyang's state media said Thursday.
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Amazon Denies Jobs To 1,800 North Koreans Over Fund-Laundering Fears
US tech giant Amazon said it has blocked over 1,800 North Koreans from joining the company, as Pyongyang sends large numbers of IT workers overseas to earn and launder funds.
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After Digvijaya Singh, Robert Vadra's Bihar "Unfair" Comment, BJP's Reply
A fresh political storm erupted on Sunday after senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh and businessman Robert Vadra, husband of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, alleged that the Bihar Assembly election results were "unfair," "manipulated," and "unacceptable."
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"Disguised Hostile Act": North Korea Opposes G7 Push For Denuclearisation
North Korea's foreign minister Choe Son Hui denounced the joint statement released by G7 countries, state media KCNA reported on Friday, saying she opposed their push for the complete denuclearisation of North Korea.
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"We Weren't The First Nor...": Pak Responds To Trump's Claim On Testing Nukes
A senior Pakistani official has reaffirmed that Islamabad "will not be the first to resume nuclear tests", responding to US President Donald Trump's recent remark suggesting the South Asian country is secretly testing its nuclear weapons.
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For First Time In 8 Years, Pentagon Chief Visits Korean Border
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth travelled to the border between North and South Korea on Monday, the first time in eight years that a US defence secretary has made such a visit.
