North Korea’s Kim Jong Un watches groundbreaking for new apartments on anniversary of father’s birth
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended a groundbreaking ceremony for new apartment construction on the anniversary of his ...
US tourists can’t visit North Korea. This American spent six figures on a second passport so he could travel there
Justin Martell recently became the first known American to step foot inside the secretive nation since the onset of the pandemic more than five years ago.
North Korea's Kim makes rare visit to father's tomb, says devoted to 'sacred struggle'
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has paid his respect at a family mausoleum to mark the birthday of his late father and former ...
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Kim Jong Un unveils new capital construction plans during Kim Jong Il's birthday tribute
According to the Korean Central News Agency, Commissioner Kim Jong Un visited the Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il statues at ...
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un triggers huge explosion in capital for construction project
Footage showed Mr Kim making a speech in Pyongyang on Sunday, surrounded by enthusiastically cheering crowds, before twisting ...
North Korea's Kim makes rare visit to father's tomb
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has paid his respects at a family mausoleum to mark the birthday of his late father and ...
Kim Jong-un lays out grand vision to expand, reshape Pyongyang
Seoul says Kim's strategy focuses on achieving tangible results quickly through housing construction North Korean leader Kim ...
Gil Won-ok, memory keeper of wartime sex slavery by Japan, dies at 96
Born in Japanese-occupied Korea, she was among the last surviving “comfort women” forced into sexual servitude for Japanese ...
Kim Jong-un celebrates final phase of construction project with enormous explosion
The ceremony, which coincided with the birthday of the leader's father, took place in Pyongyang’s Hwasong district on Sunday.
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'Comfort woman,' activist Gil Won-ok dies at 97
She was 97. Gil was 13 years old when she was taken from her home in Pyongyang, now the capital of North Korea, to work as a "comfort woman," a euphemism for sex slaves. "Gil Won-ok campaigned ...