A few days ago, the U.S. signed phase one of a YUGE trade deal with China.
Now that the ink is dry, it might be good to check on China’s rogue puppet, North Korea. Perhaps there may be forward movement on peace deal negotiations that began in Singapore nearly two...
While North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un failed to deliver on the “Christmas gift” this year, he has started 2020 by taunting the US with promises of new weapons and resumed missile testing.
It is being reported that the US flew four surveillance planes over the Korean Peninsula, scanning for signs of the “Christmas gift” North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un hinted he would send this year.
This Christmas Eve, members of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) will watch for any signs of a North Korea missile launch, which officials in Pyongyang have described as a “Christmas gift.”
Amid the drama of the NATO summit and the impeachment hearing, there have been some disturbing developments related to North Korea.
For example, North Korea warned that if nuclear arms talks are not resumed before the end of the year, the nation may receive a nasty “Christmas gift” delivered by leader Kim...
A North Korean official indicates that the rogue nation is growing impatient with the U.S. over stalled nuclear talks, warning of “exchange of fire.”
Kim Yong Chol said in a statement there has been no progress in U.S.-North Korea relations. He warned that the cordial relationship between dictator Kim Jong Un and...
Legal Insurrection readers may recall that in August, I reported that the world is looking at a potential shortage of bacon and other pork products as African Swine Fever, nicknamed “Pig Ebola,” has spread through Asia.
Presently, North Korea has only reported 22 pig this May from the deadly and highly contagious...
News has come out that North Korea launched at least two unidentified projectiles toward the sea on Tuesday. This action comes hours after the nation’s officials offered to resume nuclear diplomacy with the United States.
The North’s projectile launches and demand for new proposals were apparently aimed at pressuring the United States...
North Korea fired two more projectiles into the East Sea, further raising tensions on the peninsula, and the South Koran military indicates that it is now analyzing the projectiles and maintaining high levels of readiness.
We have been following the news about the North Korean shipping vessel that violated American law and international sanctions and was subsequently seized by the U.S. The last report noted that the North Koreans were complaining to the United Nations about the action.
President Donald Trump has been using his Twitter account to good effect this week, including his cutting commentary about the first two Democratic Party debates.
On his way to South Korea after successfully concluding the G20 economic summit in Japan, Trump invited North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to meet him at...
Last June, President Donald Trump was preparing to meet North Korea’s Chairman Kim Jong Un for the “Singapore Summit”.
This June, there has been no discernible progress made toward officially ending the Korean War or transitioning North Korea to something other than a rogue regime. However, Trump remains optimistic and committed to...
I recently urged readers to approach reports of a purge of North Korean officials associated with the Hanoi Summit with the U.S. that ended abruptly with skepticism.
Now it appears that everyone should take...
It is currently being reported across international media that North Korea’s nuclear envoy has been executed as part of a purge of officials associated with the Hanoi Summit between the U.S. and North Korea that ended abruptly with no agreement, joint statement, or indication of a path forward.
The last time we checked on North Korea, the joint military remains recovery effort had been ended and the Asian nation was shooting missiles into the ocean.
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After the Singapore Summit, a joint North Korea-America effort began to recover, return, and identify the remains of U.S. service personnel remaining behind at the end of the Korean War.
The South Korean military is reporting that North Korea appears to be back test-firing missiles off its coast.
