On Tuesday, South Korean military officials announced that North Korea likely received help from Russia to develop a new ...

Pyongyang is dependent on the world's second-largest economy, but the "blood-cemented alliance" doesn't extend to security ...

SEOUL, April 28 (Reuters) - North Korea confirmed for the first time on Monday that it had sent troops to fight for Russia in the war in Ukraine under orders from leader Kim Jong Un and that it ...

Now the two are trumpeting their wartime alliance, painting a far rosier ... South Korea’s Dongseo University who studies Russia and North Korea. One video published by state-run media outlet ...

North Korea confirmed for the first time on Monday that it had sent troops to fight for Russia in the war in Ukraine under orders from leader Kim Jong Un.

The North Korean announcement came two days after Russia said it had recaptured its Ukraine-controlled region of Kursk with the help of North Korean soldiers.

Therefore, there is a possibility that the Russia-North Korea relationship could evolve into a blood alliance, with North Korea's strategic standing rising significantly among Russia's allies and ...

South Korea's potential nuclear armament and alliance with the United States were among issues the main presidential ...

The scene is part of a new wave of propaganda that both North Korea and Russia are producing to exalt their partnership, which has deepened as Pyongyang has sent about 15,000 soldiers to support ...

Russia and North Korea have begun construction of their first-ever road bridge on the Tumen River, which forms the natural border between the allied countries, describing it as a symbol of their ...

Pyongyang “regards it as an honour to have an alliance with such a powerful ... referring to the war-torn region in western Russia. North Korea’s deployment of troops to Russia, along with ...