Pyongyang

North Korea unveiled its new solid-fuel Hwasong-20 ICBM during a nighttime military parade in Pyongyang, marking its most advanced missile capable of reaching the U.S. mainland and highlighting growing ties with China and Russia.

North Korea held a nighttime military parade in Pyongyang to mark the Workers’ Party’s 80th anniversary, emphasizing closer ties with China and Russia and unveiling new strategic weapons.

North Korea’s 80th-anniversary military parade highlights its growing alignment with China and Russia, possible new weapons, and speculation over Kim Jong-un’s daughter’s debut.

On Liberation Day, Kim Jong-un avoided mention of U.S. ties and instead underscored the growing DPRK-Russia friendship, hosting a senior Russian delegation in Pyongyang.

A Nordwind Airlines flight from Moscow landed in Pyongyang for the first time, signaling stronger ties between Russia and North Korea.

Lt. Gen. Cha Yong-pom, a senior North Korean defense official, has been confirmed as the general who greeted Vladimir Putin during Moscow’s Victory Day parade, signaling his rising role in North Korea's growing military alignment with Russia.

North Korea has unveiled the wreckage of a U.S. fighter jet allegedly downed during the Korean War, using it to send a warning ahead of the armistice anniversary.

Six North Koreans were repatriated by boat in the first confirmed human exchange under President Lee, signaling fragile inter-Korean coordination.

North Korea has revised its radio law to ban access to South Korean broadcasts and foreign networks, tightening control over digital communications.

South Korea plans to repatriate six North Koreans this week despite no response from Pyongyang, highlighting both humanitarian concerns and geopolitical risk.