We have started to collect the most important news related to North Korea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Activity has increased at North Korea's nuclear test site, South Korea says, ahead of a visit by US President Barack Obama to the region.
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About 40 sailors are believed missing after a South Korean navy ship sinks after an explosion, officials say.
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The US high school star was accused of stealing a sign and jailed in North Korea.
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China formally invites Kim Jong-un, the youngest son of North Korea's leader and his likely heir, to visit, South Korean sources say.
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Last month's sinking of a South Korean warship was due to a "close-range" explosion under the ship, an inquiry finds.
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Two South Korean women forced into sexual slavery in WWII cancel a meeting with Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto, citing fears of "political exploitation".
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Researchers say it shows Korean women forced into sex slavery for Japanese soldiers during World War Two.
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Campaigners say the rescued dogs would otherwise have ended up being consumed by humans.
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North Korea detains a South Korean worker at a joint industrial zone, for allegedly criticising its political system.
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A tentative deal to curtail North Korea's nuclear programme has been reached at talks in Beijing.
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The UN says it has reached an understanding with N Korea on monitoring the closure of a nuclear reactor.
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The US is flying nuclear-capable B-52 bombers over South Korea, in what it says is a response to escalating North Korean rhetoric.
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It is the first time in over a year North Korea has been openly critical of the US president.
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The 14th Century term has never been so popular after North Korea's leader used it to insult Trump.
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North Korean propaganda outlet says defector group planned to use exploding drones to hurt country's "highest dignity".
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Expert views on North Korea's missile test over Japanese territory and what it means for diplomacy.
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Suggestions that a recently released image of North Korea's leader may have been faked revive suspicions he may be seriously ill.
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Five Nigerian soldiers are killed in a raid on an oil field in which five South Koreans were kidnapped, militants say.
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Authorities suspect the boat may have originated from North Korea.
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North Korea's 105-storey 'Hotel of Doom' may open next year, 26 years after construction began, its managers say.
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Flooding in North Korea leaves hundreds dead and wreaks more damage than last year's heavy rain, officials say.
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Hundreds are dead or missing in North Korea after days of heavy rain, according to state media.
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A Korean church hiding from looming 'global famine' in Fiji is facing growing allegations of abuse.
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Kim Ji-Young talks about what it's like to take part in a North Korean military parade.
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The British roommate of Otto Warmbier saw his American friend being arrested - he never saw him again.
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Jessie Kim managed to escape from North Korea after being neglected as a child.
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Jessie Kim managed to escape from North Korea after being neglected as a child.
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South Korean women have dominated international golf for years now. Why?
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The photos that show a different side of North Korea
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Surviving one of North Korea's political prison camps
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Stephen Evans on how South Korea's presidential election could change its policy towards Pyongyang.
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Millions of vulnerable people are surviving on meagre rations after a series of extreme weather shocks, experts say
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About 3,000 couples from around the world take part in a mass wedding at the South Korean headquarters of the controversial Unification Church.
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US and South Korea warn North Korea not to carry out another nuclear test, as South Korea's president suggests more than one test could be planned.
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Jamming signals thought to be from North Korea have affected GPS navigation on at least 250 flights since Saturday, South Korean officials say.
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A North Korean torpedo sank a South Korean navy ship in March with the loss of 46 sailors, an international report finds.
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Strange natural phenomena have been witnessed in North Korea since the death of Kim Jong-il, state news agency KCNA reports.
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Recent satellite imagery indicates that North Korea is building a new tunnel at its nuclear test site, a respected US think tank has said.
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A fire in a karaoke bar in the South Korean city of Busan leaves nine people dead, including three Sri Lankans, according to police.
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The leaders of Japan and South Korea say North Korea should not be offered aid until it dismantles its nuclear programme.
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North Korea rejects South Korean calls for an apology over the sinking of a warship, almost five years after the disaster killed 46 sailors.
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The US says it sees no signs of increased military activity in North Korea, as it positions a warship close to South Korea's coast.
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Russia says North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will no longer attend Moscow's World War Two commemorations, due to "internal issues".
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South Korean experts say they have not detected any radioactive isotopes from North Korea's nuclear test, hampering efforts to assess the device.
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Ham Eun-hyeock survived the alleged attack on a South Korean navy ship which killed 46 sailors.
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Thailand seizes a cargo plane refuelling in Bangkok which it says was carrying weapons from North Korea to an unknown destination.
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Speculation is rife after a North Korean delegation made a visit to Beijing under tight security.
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Scientists warn that Iran and North Korea may develop a bomb that could paralyse western electricity grids.
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Officials are investigating claims that a senior Korean Air executive delayed a flight after taking issue with the way she was served nuts.
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A Korean Air cabin crew chief says he was forced to kneel and ask forgiveness by an airline executive who was furious that her nuts were served in a bag.
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South Korea's transport ministry says it will file a criminal probe against the Korean Air "nut rage" executive and take disciplinary measures against the airline.
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The executive at the heart of the Korean Air "nut rage" furore and her father, the airline chairman, issue public apologies, amid a simmering backlash.
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The former Korean Air executive who delayed a plane over how she was served nuts tries to apologise in person to the airline staff involved.
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The US leader says years of talks with Pyongyang over its nuclear activities have brought no results.
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A woman who was with Otto Warmbier when he was taken by security says she doesn't think the American was guilty.
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Grandmother tells of war-time escape from North Korea
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