Why would North Korea test a hydrogen bomb?... READ MORE›
The North Korean boat withdrew about 20 minutes later, the ministry said... READ MORE›
North Korea is banned from conducting nuclear tests under a series of resolutions the Security Council has adopted in recent years... READ MORE›
For weeks, North Korea has threatened to attack the U.S. and South Korea for holding joint military drills and for supporting U.N... READ MORE›
Douglas MacArthur wanted Washington to allow the use of nuclear weapons against Chinese and North Korean troops during the Korean War... READ MORE›
North Korea has had a strategic plan to develop nuclear weapons for more than 20 years, and there are only two ways to change that... READ MORE›
Nestled in the folds of mountains, the site has a base camp along with several tunnels, where the tests are thought to be conducted... READ MORE›
Osan is south of Seoul and roughly 100 km from the North Korean border... READ MORE›
North Korea says it successfully carries out an underground hydrogen bomb test, but experts cast doubt and world powers call it a provocation ... READ MORE›
Kim Jong-un says North Korean scientists have made nuclear warheads small enough to fit on missiles, a claim experts have long cast doubt on... READ MORE›
South Korea and the U.S. are to formally discuss deploying the THAAD missile defense system, after North Korea claimed to have successfully launched a satellite... READ MORE›
Despite North Korea's claims, experts are sceptical that North Korea can make a nuclear weapon small enough to fit on a missile... READ MORE›
North Korea could soon have enough plutonium for nuclear weapons after restarting one of its reactors, US intelligence chief James Clapper says... READ MORE›
North Korea faked sub-launched missile test footage analysis... READ MORE›
A Foreign Office spokeswoman said North Korea is fully aware that multiple UN security council resolutions prohibit the use of ballistic missile technology... READ MORE›
Tension rose in East Asia this month after North Korea's fourth nuclear test, this time of what it said was a hydrogen bomb... READ MORE›
Now, the Obama administration long content to kick the North Korea can down the road says it will never accept a nuclear North Korea... READ MORE›
How does he do that? Trump then answered his semi-rhetorical question Kim, who was actually 28 when his father died, does that through executions... READ MORE›
In recent years, South Korea has aggressively courted closer ties with China, hoping it would help tame North Korea's nuclear ambitions... READ MORE›
American intelligence agencies say that North Korea has expanded its uranium-enrichment facility at its main nuclear complex in Yongbyon and restarted a plutonium production reactor... READ MORE›
The two leaders said they would coordinate their responses to Pyongyang's recent nuclear test and would not accept North Korea as a nuclear weapon state... READ MORE›
TOKYO -- North Korea announced Wednesday that it tested its first hydrogen bomb, a major leap in its nuclear program that promptly drew international condemnation... READ MORE›
It is dangerous to assume that North Korea would never really use a nuclear weapon... READ MORE›
Nuclear weapons risk greater than in cold war, says ex-Pentagon chief... READ MORE›
After the North's last test, in 2013, the United States sent a pair of nuclear-capable B-2 stealth bombers over South Korea... READ MORE›
But North Korea's defiant nuclear test, which took place despite warnings and increasingly tightened sanctions, has rattled the region... READ MORE›
Both atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs are kinds of nuclear bombs, meaning that the energy comes from nuclear reactions... READ MORE›
The nature of sanctions is unresolved, but Secretary of State John Kerry said the U.S. will never accept a nuclear-armed North Korea... READ MORE›
South Korea's military said it had found anti-South leaflets in the Seoul area, which it suspects were dropped by North Korean hot air balloons... READ MORE›
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