North Korea says U.S. should abandon military threats, KCNA says
SEOUL - North Korea said on Saturday that the United States should abandon military threats if it has concerns about its ...
South Korea’s likely next leader wants warmer ties with China, North Korea
Lee Jae-myung says he would support President Donald Trump’s efforts to restart talks with North Korea — and even consider ...
IFC chief says it is doubling down on Pakistan, eyeing large infrastructure financing
The World Bank's private investment arm is increasing equity investments and eyeing large-scale infrastructure financing in ...
Pentagon says North Korean missiles that can hit US may soon be in production
A senior commander believes Kim Jong-un is ‘eager to transition his weapons programme from development to serial production ...
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North Korea plans to reopen borders to foreign tourists after lockdowm
After years of being shrouded behind an impenetrable curtain, North Korea is finally planning to open its doors to foreign ...
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Korean animation firms secure 920 billion won in export consultations at Kidscreen Summit
Korean animation corporations held export consultations worth 920 billion won at the 'Kidscreen Summit 2025' in San Diego, ...
As Trump eyes more tariffs, South Korea remains safe haven for GM and Hyundai
Automakers such as Hyundai Motor and General Motors have increasingly used South Korea as a tariff-free export market to the ...
Russia, North Korea To Amass 150K-Strong Force on NATO's Doorstep: Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of Russia's next military plans and how their relations with North Korea are ...
Analysis-U.S aid freeze risks handing influence to China in Beijing's backyard
After U.S. President Donald Trump's administration froze donations in January to Cambodia's largest demining organization, ...
North Korea Refuses to Give Up Nuclear Weapons
Leader Kim Jong Un pledged to pursue "sustained countermeasures," citing security ties between the U.S. and its regional allies.
Japanese leader to stress importance of Asian alliances in meeting with Trump
The visit by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is the first major indication of how the Trump administration will handle relations with allies such as Japan and South Korea.