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South Korea Preparing for North Korea's Intensive Provocations Inter-Korean relations continue to be tense due to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's statements and military provocations. North Korea is threatening the South by accelerating its nuclear weapons program and preparing for a major crisis. North Korea's provocations must be contained by strengthening the U.S.-ROK, U.S.-Japan security cooperation system and the U.S.-ROK alliance... -
Kim Jong Un's Actual Age and Family Secrets: Why His Birthday is Kept Quiet North Korea doesn't officially disclose Kim Jong Un's birthday and age, possibly to downplay his youth and his mother's Japanese origin. -
White House Denies North Korea-Hamas Weapons Link Amidst Growing Concerns The White House denies knowledge of military cooperation between North Korea and Hamas, contrary to NIS reports. -
Soldiers Mobilized for Civilian Support Increases 15 Times, Prompts Call for New Measures Korea's Human Rights Commission recommends a military disaster response system to prevent excessive civilian support mobilization. -
Kim Jong-un Labels South Korea as Main Enemy North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has called South Korea the "main enemy" and threatened to devastate the country. The three countries - South Korea, the United States and Japan - said they will strengthen security cooperation... -
Kim Jong-un Has No Intention of Avoiding War with South Korea Unification Ministry "Outdated tactics to shake up our society" Criticism North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he has "no intention of avoiding war" while labeling South Korea the "main enemy. -
Kim Jong-un Has No Plans for Unilateral Decisions North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has said he has no intention of avoiding war, saying he will "devastate" the South if it threatens him, as the two Koreas have been engaged in hostile rhetoric and military actions since the new year, escalating the security crisis... -
K-pop Idol Saves Grandfather from North Korea H.O.T., which debuted in 1996 and opened the door to Korean idol culture, is considered a pop culture icon of the 90s. After dominating the Korean music industry, the group also captured the Chinese market and marked the beginning of the Korean Wave. -
South Korea Gears Up for More Satellites Launch to Monitor North Korea South Korea to launch second and third military reconnaissance satellites in April and November, enhancing surveillance capabilities. -
North Korea's Kim Yo Jong Plays Mind Games with South Korea's Military Kim Yo Jong claims North Korea's deceptive military operations, South Korea refutes, highlighting internal and external tensions. -
North Korea Supplying Weapons to Hamas Confirmed by NIS, Photos Revealed NIS confirms North Korean weapons link to Hamas, collecting evidence, but challenges due to source protection and diplomacy. -
North Korea's Shocking Drone Moves - What You Need to Know North Korea's actions nullify Military Agreement, heightening tensions on Korean Peninsula; concerns over potential drone provocations. -
93.4% of South Koreans Say No to Eating Dog Meat in the Future Survey shows 93.4% of South Koreans reject dog meat; 82.3% support legal ban, emphasizing improved animal welfare. -
Kim Jong-un Provokes South Korea by Sending Comfort Messages to Japan North Korea's Kim Jong Un sends condolences to Japan after an earthquake, aiming to maintain international relations, excluding South Korea. -
Defectors Face Lonely Deaths After Risking Everything to Escape North Korea The number of unrelated deaths among North Korean defectors is increasing rapidly, and many are unable to resettle due to economic difficulties. More support is needed, and one of the reasons for the rising death rate of North Korean defectors is economic pressure. -
Kim Jong-un T-shirt Sellers Face No Security Law Charges Police have cleared the vendors, Naver and Coupang, who sold Kim Jong Un T-shirts. The vendors sold T-shirts printed with the North Korean leader's face and words, prompting conservative organizations to accuse them of violating the National Security Act... -
North Korea's Seaside Shooting Drill: Regular Practice with No Threats North Korea held a live-fire drill on July 7 off the coast and islands leading up to the Yeonan coast from Backam-ri in Kangryong County, South Hwanghae Province, but insisted it did not create any threat to the South. -
Soldiers Host 'Drinking Party' Amidst North Korean Provocation – Unconventional Military Scene Along with the weakening of discipline in the South Korean military, the drinking behavior of soldiers has become an issue. Reports have emerged that soldiers in the Army's Missile Defense Command have been drinking within their units. This is especially shocking in the context of North Korea's provocations. The Defense Ministry is planning to take tough measures... -
Soldiers in Missile Strategy Unit Caught in Late-Night Booze Bash Amid North Korean Threats Soldiers at key unit guarding against North Korean threats caught drinking alcohol in early morning hours within the unit. -
NIS Releases Photo of North Korean-made Weapon Parts Used by Hamas The NIS reveals North Korean-made weapon parts supplied to Hamas; photo evidence indicates the use of these weapons.
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