Topic: Kim Yong Chol

North Korea issued a warning for the second day in a row over joint military exercises being held by South Korea and the United States, saying Seoul made a "dangerous choice" and warning that it will "pay dearly."

North Korea said it will sever all communications with South Korea after days of angry rhetoric over leaflets being sent across its border by defectors, state-run media reported Tuesday.

South Korea's former presidential secretary and three other politicians of the ruling Democratic Party are to lead the Inter-Korea Cooperation Foundation.

Kim Jong Un may have swapped out his military intelligence chief and Supreme Guard commander in 2019, and his sister Kim Yo Jong may be a year younger than previously estimated, according to Seoul's unification ministry.

North Korea warned the United States on Monday that it has "nothing to lose," following a tweet from President Donald Trump.

China's foreign ministry said the United States and North Korea need to continue dialogue in a statement supporting Pyongyang's opposition to economic sanctions.

Kim Yo Jong made her first public appearance in more than 50 days at a gymnastics performance at Pyongyang's May Day Stadium.

North Korea is accusing the South of "betrayal" for recent air forces exercises with the United States.

The mayor of South Korea's capital said Wednesday he wants to pursue a policy of humanitarian aid to North Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in the Russian city of Vladivostok on Wednesday for his first summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.