North Korea Declares Nuclear Status Irreversible, Rejects IAEA Resolution
Pyongyang told the IAEA its nuclear deterrent cannot be undone and accused the agency of US-aligned double standards.
Pyongyang told the IAEA its nuclear deterrent cannot be undone and accused the agency of US-aligned double standards.
IAEA Says North Korea Built Two-Storey Enrichment Plant, Expands Nuclear Production Capacity
IAEA director Rafael Grossi said satellite imagery shows a two-storey enrichment building at Yongbyon that could house up to 28 centrifuge cascades.
New Road Bridge Opens Between Russia and North Korea, Could Ease Cargo and Personnel Movement
A road bridge across the Tumen river opened, enabling daily cargo and passenger crossings and prompting warnings it could help military logistics.
South Korea Shortens War Games With US After Washington Request
South Korea cut short US war games after Washington asked, following Trump's plan to curb exercises and his "very good" tie with Kim Jo.
Western Allies Say North Korean IT Workers Are Funding Pyongyang's Nuclear Arsenal
Allies warn Pyongyang uses hard currency earned by AI-assisted IT workers to bankroll its armaments programme.