A new K-pop boy band made their global debut on Friday with two members who defected from North Korea and an album that ...

Children and elderly in North Korea face starvation, U.N. report says North Korean workers at the Pyongyang Department Store No. 1 disinfect the building in December 2020 to help curb the spread ...

Despite all its military threats and nuclear tests, North Korea is hiding a massive economic failure. With a GDP of just $25 ...

North Korea's state media has reported that a "grave" situation in food supply might have occurred in the city of Kaesong in ...

North Korea North Korea's COVID-19 border closure prompted suicide spike, widespread starvation: 'it's heartless' One woman claimed that people now harbor 'discontent' against their leaders ...

North Korea's most vulnerable risk starvation after it slipped deeper into isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic and U.N. sanctions imposed for its nuclear and missile programmes should be eased ...

In 2016 and 2017, in response to North Korea’s continued nuclear and missile tests, the Obama and Trump administrations, respectively, initiated an expansion of the United Nations sanctions ...

As international sanctions clamp down on North Korea's resources, the spillover has impacted about 60,000 North Korean children who risk potential starvation, warns the United Nations Children's Fund.

But the move has devastated North Korea’s economy as food prices have spiked, and has resulted in starvation deaths among its population of 25 million, the report said.

North Korea is on the precipice of crisis — from wide-spread illness and starvation or from a nuclear provocation that escalates into a disastrous miscalculation.

North Korea's worst drought in decades is being driven by the lowest rainfall in a ... leaving many at risk of starvation. The report said that North Koreans have been surviving on just 300 ...

Vulnerable children and elderly people in North Korea are at risk of starvation, a UN expert has said. The UN's special rapporteur on human rights in the country blamed international sanctions and ...