Date: Wed, 27. May 2009 02:20:48

AP - North Korea has restarted its weapons-grade nuclear power plant and fired off its sixth short-range missile, news reports said Wednesday, deepening a standoff with world powers following its latest nuclear test.

Date: Wed, 27. May 2009 02:20:48

AP - North Korea has restarted its weapons-grade nuclear power plant and fired off its sixth short-range missile, news reports said Wednesday, deepening a standoff with world powers following its latest nuclear test.

Date: Fri, 20. March 2009 02:55:25

AFP - The US military is prepared for the possibility that North Korea may launch several missiles to coincide with its scheduled rocket launch next month, a US general has said.

Date: Mon, 12. October 2009 13:28:14

Replicas of North Korea's Scud-B missile and other South Korean missiles displayed at the Korea... Replicas of North Korea's Scud-B missile and other South Korean missiles displayed at the Korea War Memorial in Seoul on April 29, 2009.

Date: Wed, 27. May 2009 14:49:25

N. Korea warns S. Korea and the United States that Seoul's participation in a program to intercept ships suspected of carrying weapons of mass destruction is equal to a declaration of war.

Date: Thu, 2. October 2008 11:43:19

AP - Washington's top nuclear envoy extended his stay in North Korea and held more talks Thursday in a bid to break an impasse over the communist country's nuclear program, officials said.

Date: Thu, 24. June 2010 11:09:09

AP - North Korea threatened Thursday to increase punishment for an American who was sentenced to hard labor for illegally entering the country, citing what it called a hostile U.S. policy toward it.

Date: Thu, 12. November 2009 10:38:55

AFP - North Korea on Thursday accused South Korea's military of staging a naval clash this week to raise tensions on the peninsula, and said it would pay dearly for the provocation.

Date: Wed, 16. September 2009 01:37:55

AP - South Korea's president said North Korea is making conciliatory gestures because it feels the pain of U.N. sanctions, while the top U.S. diplomat said Washington is considering the North's long-held desire for direct talks.

Date: Thu, 22. May 2008 01:57:51

AP - South Korea's president has apologized to the country over a beef import accord with the United States that sparked protests in South Korea over the safety of American beef.