U.N. chief says there is “hope” in North Korea negotiations

North Korean soccer players who live in Japan - An Byong Jun, Lee Yong-Jick and Kim Song-Gi - join team mates for the East Asian Championship

A series of recent cyber attacks has netted North Korean hackers millions of dollars in virtual currencies like bitcoin, with more attacks expected as international sanctions drive the country to seek new sources of cash.

Official photographs released by the South Korean Unification Ministry show North and South Korean hockey players training together.

South Korea welcomed an upcoming visit by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's younger sister, Kim Yo Jong, for the Winter Olympics, Seoul's presidential Blue House said on Wednesday.

Lee So-yeon is a former military musician who fled in 2008. She says cheerleaders are forced to provide sexual services to North Korea's ruling elite.

North Korean delegation led by a sanctioned North Korean official arrived in South Korea on Sunday (February 25) to attend the closing ceremony of the Pyeongchang Games and meet South Korean president.

John Park, director of Korea Working Group at Harvard Kennedy School, discusses U.S. relations with North Korea and possible talks.

North Korean state media has not yet reported on the proposed meeting with the United States, a North Korean propaganda film bears similarities to the current situation with American relations, and Dennis Rodman offers to help in North Korea with more "basketball diplomacy."

A train rumored to be carrying a senior North Korean delegation leaves Beijing after a whirlwind visit to China's capital.

From Kim Jong-Un's secret Chinese visit to the tribute to a French hero, and a sports scandal that has shaken Australia--our panelists join us to take a look back at the week that was.

North Korea's military held a massive outdoor rally in Pyongyang on Friday (April 13) to pledge their loyalty to the Kim dynasty ahead of the 106th birth anniversary of the state's founder Kim Il Sung.

Personal information from hundreds of defectors from North Korea has reportedly been stolen. The classified data leak could put people who have fled to the South at risk from potential retribution from Pyongyang.