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On Saturday, North Korea released images showing leader Kim Jong Un and his teenage daughter at a rifle range, the latest propaganda pictures portraying the child as a potential successor.

US President Donald Trump’s assertion that Iran will soon possess a missile capable of reaching the United States is not supported by US intelligence reports and seems to be overstated, according to three sources familiar with the reports, casting doubt on his rationale for a possible attack on the country.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appointed his young daughter to a leadership position in his country’s Missile Administration, which is responsible for overseeing Pyongyang’s nuclear forces, according to a senior government official cited by South Korean media.

Experts believe that a struggle for power between Kim Jong Un’s sister and daughter to lead North Korea could result in a family member facing execution.

Kim Jong Un and his daughter offer comfort to North Koreans as they reveal apartments for families of soldiers who died fighting for Putin, in the latest indication that Ju Ae is being prepared as his successor.

A new report from Google has found evidence that state-sponsored hacking groups have utilized the AI tool Gemini at nearly every stage of the cyber attack cycle.

South Korea’s spy agency informed lawmakers on Thursday that it believes the teenage daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is on the verge of being designated as the country’s future leader as he seeks to extend the family dynasty to a fourth generation.

North Koreans who are caught watching South Korean television shows face public humiliation, years in labor camps, or even execution—with the harshest punishments for those too poor to pay bribes, according to testimonies given to Amnesty International.

A Wildberries warehouse employee in Elektrostal described the conditions under which women from North Korea are working after being brought to the facility in large numbers.

A media report published in South Korea has revealed traces of financial transactions between Iran’s regime and North Korea, both US-sanctioned states, indicating the two countries’ increasing use of non-traditional financial tools to bypass restrictions on their banking systems.

On Thursday, North Korea released new images of what it asserts is its first nuclear-powered submarine, a massive vessel comparable in size to some of the United States Navy’s attack submarines.

A colossal oil kraken originating from Azerbaijan has extended its tentacles across much of the globe, encompassing Russia, Britain, Turkey, Malta, Switzerland, and other nations.

North Korea showcased its “most powerful” intercontinental ballistic missile at a parade marking the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party. The event also honored soldiers who fought in Russia and featured top Chinese and Russian guests in a display of anti-Western unity.

When Park Seung-hwan* has a moment to himself, he opens Google Earth and searches for his family home.

President Trump claimed on Tuesday that the harsh rulers of China, Russia, and North Korea will "conspire against The United States of America" at a military parade in Beijing, where the three leaders are commemorating 80 years since Japan’s defeat in World War II.

Kim Jong Un will accompany Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russia’s Vladimir Putin, and other world leaders for a grand parade commemorating Japan’s formal surrender in World War II.

Donald Trump's 2016 opponent posed a critical question regarding his trade policies

The ex-MSNBC host pointed out a specific instance on Monday from President Donald Trump's meeting with South Korean leader Lee Jae Myung

Since Trump was inaugurated in January, Kim has disregarded Trump's numerous requests to restart the direct diplomacy he engaged in during his first term

Over twelve senior military officials from North Korea are heading back from Russia, indicating that North Korea's involvement in the Ukraine conflict might become less prominent during the current peace negotiations, according to a recent report

The deployment of atomic weapons showed a major power's readiness to use weapons of mass destruction, raising concerns about the possibility of similar actions in future conflicts

North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, assured Russia's senior diplomat that his nation would offer "unconditional support" for Russia's actions in Ukraine and its chosen approach to resolving the conflict, as reported by state media