Inside a covert operation to bombard North Korea with pantyhose and nature films. In the summer winds, South Korean activists ...

In South Korea, right-leaning young men are less likely to focus on North Korea than feminism, which — for them — has become ...

Around 20,000 housing units will be built across 130 agricultural areas in North Korea this year as part of efforts to close the gap between urban and rural regions, the Rodong Sinmun — North ...

Eunju Kim, a North Korean refugee who initially escaped in 1999 due to famine, was caught and repatriated from China, only to flee again, addressed the United Nations. She asserted that Kim Jong ...

A British tour guide who shows groups of tourists around North Korea says everyone’s “wrong” about the country — and it’s just a “normal” place to live.

Activists, officials and defectors highlighted human rights violations in North Korea at a high-level meeting of the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday, with many directly tying Pyongyang's ...

North Korea's parade was bigger than ever with one new twist: Reporter's notebook ABC News' Martha Raddatz traveled to North Korea for the country 70th birthday.

North Korean defectors arm themselves with the most powerful weapon they have: The truth These defectors try to smuggle books, movies and music back across the border.

Exclusive images taken by Reuters photographer Damir Sagolj on a Thomson Reuters Foundation-led reporting trip to rural North Korea won a prestigious Society of Publishers in Asia award for best ...

North Korea is also expanding housing beyond Pyongyang, building thousands of homes in mining towns and rural areas.

Thousands of North Korean women work long days inside cold storage rooms cleaning, gutting and packaging seafood to be sent all over the world.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has banned citizens of eating hot dogs. Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP People caught selling or cooking hot dogs can face time in a labor camp.