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Announced on Sept. 13, 2021, the testing of the cruise missiles - which reportedly can hit targets roughly 930 miles away (1,500 kilometers) - follows a well-worn playbook for North Korea: act belligerently, fire off missiles and then pivot to post-provocation peace mode and watch the concessions flow in. It was followed up by tit-for-tat missile testing on Sept. 15 by North and South Korea, further escalating tensions on the peninsula.

North Korea's latest missile provocation was entirely predictable The firing off of two long-range missiles by North Korea shows that rather than being unpredictable, the isolationist state is quite the opposite. An

Experts are split on how the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan could affect North Korea. Some argue that the collapse of Kabul, triggered by the withdrawal of U.S. forces, could encourage North Korea's nuclear ambitions, while others suggest the fall of Kabul may work against Pyongyang because getting Washington's attention would be harder given the complex aftermath of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Analysis: What Does Fall of Kabul Mean for North Korea Experts are split on how the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan could affect North Korea. Some argue that the collapse of Kabul,

North slams US-South Korea military drills The Democratic People Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Sunday night urged South Korea to cancel its regular joint military exercises with the United States and sai

Trump only interested in scoring political points, claims North Korea North Korea sees little use in maintaining a personal relationship between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President D

KCNA said Kim had conducted the inspection visit at the factory, 50 kilometers north of Pyongyang, on Friday to mark May 1's International Labor Day.

Defying speculation he was gravely ill or had died, Kim reappears Kim Jong Un on Friday attended a ribbon-cutting event at the Sunchon fertilizer factory, in the North Korean leader's first public appearance in 21 days, according to the country's offi ...