South Korea’s military on Monday said it’s detecting signs that North Korea is installing its own loudspeakers along the two countries’ heavily armed border. The news came a day after […]

"These acts by North Korea clearly violate international law and seriously threaten our people's safety," a South Korean official said.

"What I saw that day made me sick in my stomach," a North Korean defector said of the horrors she witnessed.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is urging his troops to be ready for the war he believes will be coming soon.

Friday's launches came hours after North Korean state media reported that Kim reiterated his focus of strengthening his naval forces.

"CAR investigators documented the repeated presence of the mark ‘112’ on several components found in the missile wreckage."

The influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un mocked South Korea's ability to detect its weapons launches.

The North’s back-to-back firing exercises come after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un repeatedly called for stronger war readiness.

North Korea has increased its warlike rhetoric in recent months in response to an expansion of U.S.-South Korean military drills.

The North Korean leader called for “overwhelming” war readiness to cope with U.S.-led confrontational moves, state media reported Sunday.