We have started to collect the most important news related to North Korea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Hundreds of defectors make the perilous journey every year, and now it's become even more arduous.
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Why is North Korea promoting the humble spud in movies, culinary shows, and news reports?
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South Korea's celebration of Buddha's birthday has won Unesco Intangible Cultural Heritage status.
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Human rights activists oppose the new ban on sending anti-North Korea leaflets over the border.
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South Korean Cho Ju-bin ran a group which blackmailed girls into sharing sexual videos.
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The habit is common and Kim Jong-un is often seen with a cigarette in hand at public appearances.
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A new book documenting their 1970s design gives a rare glimpse into North Korea's hospitality industry.
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For the first time, conscientious objectors can work as prison administrators instead of being jailed.
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There is no known link between the seasonal dust clouds and Covid-19 but Pyongyang is on high alert.
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Biden accuses Trump of "legitimising" North Korea as Trump describes his relationship with Kim Jong-un.
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Observers suggest he may be trying to appear sympathetic in a difficult year for North Koreans.
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Chinese social media users vent anger over a speech singer RM made while accepting an award.
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A new film claims to shed light on astonishing efforts by North Korea to evade international sanctions.
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Hundreds were earlier forced to evacuate the building and dozens were sent to hospital for smoke inhalation.
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Will Pyongyang use it to show it still has weapons capable of striking the US, after talks failed?
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There is concern for Jo Song-gil's teenage daughter, said to have returned to the North.
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The South Korean K-pop group will become multi-millionaires after their label Big Hit goes public.
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Seoul said the man was shot dead and set alight while allegedly trying to defect to the North.
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The man, who disappeared from a patrol boat, was killed as an anti-coronavirus measure, Seoul says.
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Despite rumours over his health, the North Korean leader appears well and in charge.
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Pyongyang is believed to be behind several new YouTube and Twitter accounts aimed at foreign audiences.
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Kim Yo-jong has reportedly been given responsibility for North Korean policy towards the US.
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Lee Man-hee, who leads the Shincheonji Church of Jesus, is accused of obstructing contact tracers.
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The suspected patient crawled through a drain then swam to North Korea, the South says.
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South Korea largely forgot its prisoners of war. Now their children are fighting for recognition.
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Animal rights campaigners are calling for the closure of hundreds of moon bear farms.
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The young triathlete took her own life after lodging complaints over alleged abuse from coaching staff.
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The sudden de-escalation comes after Pyongyang had days ago threatened to send troops to the border.
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Propaganda balloons have become a symbol of a worsening relationship between North and South Korea.
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What do we know about North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's younger sister?
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Expert Ankit Panda pieces together the puzzle of why Pyongyang destroyed the Kaesong liaison office
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The sister of North Korea's leader has instructed the army - and the military says it's ready to move.
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North Korea announces it will cut all official communication channels with South Korea from Tuesday.
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The North Korean leadership has called the balloon-senders "human scum" and "mongrel dogs".
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Kim Yong-hee has spent nearly a year on a 20m traffic tower to protest against Samsung's zero-union policy.
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The Indian arm of a South Korean multinational was charged after a leak from its factory killed 12.
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A South Korean club is fined 100 million won (£66,500) for filling empty seats with sex dolls at their recent home match.
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President Xi Jinping expresses concern about the threat to its neighbour, and offers to help.
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Rumours swirled about the North Korean leader's health after he was not seen in public for weeks.
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South Korea says bullets hit one of its border posts, a day after the North's elusive leader reappears.
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The reported appearance came after weeks of speculation over the North Korean leader's health.
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KCNA news agency reports that the North Korean leader cut the ribbon at the opening of a fertiliser factory
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Kim Jong-un is not dead, but that won't stop the rumour mill in future. Here is how it works.
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The reported appearance comes amid speculation over the North Korean leader's health.
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As millions of parents grapple with the challenge of home-schooling, one has a very tough task.
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The US secretary of state's comments come after speculation the North Korean leader might be ill.
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The enigmatic sister and a spymaster are contenders, as rumours swirl over Kim Jong-un's health.
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Thae Yong-ho, the highest ranking official to ever defect from North Korea, made history with his win.
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In a South Korean ICU, nurses wearing heavy self-contained respiratory systems work two-hour shifts.
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Exploring the weird, wonderful and surprisingly violent world of North Korean children's television.
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New Zealander Troy Collings wanted to make North Korea affordable - even for backpackers.
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Hundreds queued at a supermarket in Daegu, one of the South Korean epicentres of the virus outbreak.
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Hit drama Crash Landing on You was made possible by the key insights of one North Korean defector.
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Infections are linked to one woman, as South Korea confirms its first death from the covid-19 virus.
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The film, directed by Bong Joon-ho, is the first non-English language film to take the top prize.
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A South Korean court has ordered a local match organiser to pay compensation to two fans after Cristiano Ronaldo did not play in a Juventus friendly as advertised.
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