North Korea

Pyongyang’s extravagant resort was built to rival the world’s top destinations—now it just needs tourists.

North Korea’s military and human involvement in the Ukrainian war isn’t a simple gesture of support—it reconfigures power relations.

The decision to leave countries like Russia off the list has caused confusion among observers and U.S. allies.

Hwasong isn’t merely a residential district but a symbol of how North Korea is striving to project modernity.

The announcement clearly indicates that North Korea is continuing to expand its arms race and nuclear capabilities.

Tourism remains highly restricted, with visits limited to the northwestern border region of Rason.

Despite the ambitious scope of the project, the feasibility of creating an impenetrable missile defense shield remains uncertain.

The construction of the Wonsan-Kalma tourist area is an ambitious initiative to diversify its economy and attract international visitors.

A soldier’s diary sheds light on the strategies and experiences of North Koreans fighting in Russia’s war.

The U.S. warns against Moscow’s “aid” to Pyongyang, which could create a military force more prepared than ever.

Concepts like “radioactive tsunamis” are emerging as serious threats. Currently, there are no specific countermeasures available to protect against these weapons.

Although the alliance between both countries is public knowledge, the extent of their cooperation wasn’t disclosed until recently.