While increasing hostilities against South Korea, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sent a message conveying condolences to Japanese Prime Minister Kishida
Experts say first meeting on Indo-Pacific sent message of deterrence to China, which strongly opposed 'a trilateral attempt to cobble together an exclusionary grouping' to support Taiwan’s independence
South Korea’s National Intelligence Service said Monday that its assessment is “the same” as a VOA’s Korean Service report showing new photos of North Korean-made weapons inscribed with Korean letters used by Hamas in its conflict with Israel
North Korea released footage of senior officials each arriving in a Mercedes S-class sedan with a price tag over $100,000 at a year-end party meeting despite sanctions ban on luxury goods
Family members of Americans killed, along with US citizens injured, in the October 7 attack, prepare litigation against Pyongyang for outfitting militants
Japan's PM, speaking ahead of Japan-ASEAN SUMMIT, notes need to expand ties as 'free and open international order based on the rule of law is under serious challenge'
Agreements with South Korea and Japan step up efforts to combat campaigns spreading anti-US and pro-Chinese messages
Seoul’s positions that align with Washington clash with Beijing even as Presidents Biden and Xi attempted to improve ties
Beijing wants the dissolution of the U.S.-led U.N. Command, which would put defense of South Korea and Taiwan at risk, analysts said
Faced with sluggish demand in China, online retailers turn to South Korean customers for sales growth
Experts see Beijing’s concession as a bid to save ties with South Korea from further fraying
US, South Korea, Japan agreed in August to launch pilot program to protect their supply chains from China’s export controls
Kim Jong Un is using its renewed diplomatic exchanges with Russia to reduce dependence on China as the three socialist countries align to counter the U.S.
Beijing could feel increasingly anxious about rapidly advancing ties between Moscow and Pyongyang, experts say
Experts see reported plan as response to strengthened cooperation among South Korea, Japan, US
A Chinese man known for campaigning against the Chinese government awaits his fate in South Korea after an illegal entry on a personal watercraft
Experts say China is likely to respond with the same aggressive economic and military practices that pushed the US, South Korea, and Japan closer together in the first place
China is detaining as many as 2,000 North Korean defectors who face severe punishment for fleeing the repressive Kim regime, a South Korean official says
Washington wants to ensure tighter security cooperation between its two allies and widen their roles in defending against threats from North Korea and assertions from China
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