North Korea, Ukraine

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un has never been more brazen — or in demand
Donald Trump says the North Korean leader ‘misses him.’ But Kim Jong Un has a new ally now in Russia’s Vladimir Putin, and that’s emboldening him like never before.
Why China Won't Stop Ally North Korea From Fighting Ukraine
That "could serve Chinese interests if it helps prevent a Russian defeat and brings an end to the war that favors Moscow, but the presence of North Korean troops in Europe could fuel deeper European involvement in East Asian security, which Beijing opposes," Glaser told Newsweek.
Zelenskyy: North Korean troops entering Russia-Ukraine war is "major escalation"
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un calls for the mass production of attack drones. This after Ukraine says North Korean troops are already fighting for Moscow and supplying Russia with weapons.
“Don’t Call Them North Koreans”: Russian POWs Reveal How Kim’s Troops Stay Hidden
Captured Russian soldiers have revealed the presence of North Korean troops fighting in Ukraine under Vladimir Putin’s command. The prisoners of war (POWs) shared these details during interrogations by Ukrainian forces.
North Korean Troops Give Kim 'Leverage' Amid Putin's Ominous Korea Warning
North Korean troops fighting for Russia could affect East Asia's strategic balance, Sang Hun Seok told Newsweek.
North Korean troops that survive brutal fighting in Ukraine 'will be sent to the gulags' says expert
North Korean troops could be thrown into the meatgrinder that is Russia's war in Ukraine, with 10,000 already deployed according to US intelligence services with more feared
S. Korea Prepares Phased Response as North Korean Troops Engage in Russian Combat Operations
On Wednesday, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) confirmed that North Korean troops deployed to Russia are already engaged in combat operations, prompting speculation about the U.S. government’s potential response.
South Korea's Yoon tells China's Xi cooperation needed on Russia, North Korea
By Joyce Lee SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol told Chinese President Xi Jinping that their two countries ...
NATO and the EU press China to help stop North Korea's support for the war on Ukraine
BRUSSELS -- NATO and the European Union are ramping up efforts to persuade China to help get North Korea to stop sending ...
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The treaty between Russia and North Korea signals a new era on 2 continents
The recently signed mutual defense treaty could be used to justify thewidening of the war in Ukraine, as the U.S. says North ...
Biden meets South Korea, Japan leaders for pre-Trump huddle on risk
U.S. President Joe Bidenmet with Japan and South Korea's leaders on Friday as they sought to cement their diplomatic progress ...
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China Should Be Worried About North Korea
That proximity has irked China, North Korea’s main backer. Chinese officials fear that Russia’s influence over the insular ...
Ukraine Allies to Push China on Russia-North Korea Ties at G-20
Ukraine’s allies will look to pressure China over North Korea’s growing support for Russia’s war during a Group of 20 Summit ...
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Second Trump administration may recognize North Korea as nuclear state, Japanese expert predicts
Donald Trump in his second term as president is likely to accept North Korea as a nuclear weapons state and ask for more ...
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South Korea, China Leaders Hold Rare Meeting, Pledge Cooperation
China is a key ally of North Korea, with whom Seoul remains technically at war and whose leader Kim Jong Un has engaged in escalatory rhetoric and military posturing this year.
North Korea has just moved the world a step closer to global war
It was revealed last month that 12,000 North Korean troops had been sent to Ukraine to fight on behalf of Russia. Now, they ...
Trump's return and the North Korea question: An urgent call for a realistic strategy
Upon Donald Trump's return to the White House, only a clear, principled, and strategic approach will prevent North Korea from ...
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Korea set to revise espionage law to punish people working for NK, China and more
Korea is set to revise its espionage law to punish individuals for spying not only for North Korea but also for 'all foreign countries.' This comes after a series of cases in which Korea's ...