If you thought the falling of the Berlin wall made for teary reunions, how about being reunited after nearly seven decades?
When Kim Jong Un isn’t chewing the fat with Donald, or subjecting his people to unspeakable atrocities, he likes to inspect things.
I don’t know what you have planned this weekend, but there’s a chance it involves football. May I suggest an easy way to win a bet?
In North Korea’s capital stands a hotel with a rather mysterious fifth floor. A group of curious tourists decided to investigate, and came upon a shocking discovery.
The ‘Bad Lip Reading’ crew are back, and they have put a comical spin on the historic meeting between the North Korean dictator and his American counterpart.
He’s talked up Kim Jong Un as a fine man and a great leader, and now he’s saluting North Korean generals. All that aside, it’s another really awkward clanger.
As North Korea, South Korea and the US try and figure out exactly what Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un agreed on, there’s one clear winner.
The White House reps were very keen to make a good first impression with the murderous dictator, and they decided a movie trailer was the best way to do that.
The North Korean dictator arrived in Singapore for the Trump meeting with maximum security on hand, and his own porta potty. No, for real.
Today has been a historic day for many, and that includes a certain Dennis Rodman. The former basketballer became very emotional when talking with CNN.
Before meeting up with his American counterpart in Singapore, the North Korean dictator went out on the town and showed off his never-before-seen selfie game.
Little Rocket Man and Dotard finally came face to face, and Donald was full of praise for the North Korean leader. Here are six videos that sum up the meeting.
He goes by the name ‘Howard’ and, using his resemblance to the leader of North Korea, showed up to an ice hockey game to ruffle some cheerleader feathers.
Kim Jong Un has been spending his daddy’s money without a care in the world, but it looks like he might have overshot the mark.
When Korean Air Lines Flight 858 blew up in 1987, a North Korean spy was captured. Now she has a stern warning for all as the Winter Olympics heads to South Korea in February.
Although we have much to learn about the North Korean dictator, some of his ex-classmates can offer some insight into his character back in the day.
During an attempt to defect from his native North Korea, a soldier was wounded and rescued by soldiers from the south. He survived, and the whole ordeal was caught on camera.
Much has been assumed about Kim Jon Un’s wife, who occasionally finds herself in the public eye, but her life remains a closely guarded secret.
Since North Korea and America are almost at war, the BBC published a few charts looking at the current state of the “socialist” nation. They make for interesting reading.
Trump has been called pretty much every name under the sun, but leave it to the North Korean Supreme Leader to pull a rabbit out of the hat.
The Donald had a ball labelling Kim Jong Un “Rocket Man”, but of course North Korea had a clap back of their own. Maybe the gloves are finally coming off.
With fresh sanctions from the U.N., North Korea is attempting to amass a stash of bitcoin to fund whatever it is that it has planned. War, anyone?
There are bombs and then there are hydrogen bombs, and North Korea’s latest show of force might have serious ramifications for millions of people.
North Korea is at it again, releasing yet another propaganda video aimed at striking fear into the hearts of all Americans. That, and blowing smoke up Kim’s backside.
North Korea has long been barking up the tree of nuclear war, but according to those who have analysed the state, there’s no real bite to their threats.
Everyone’s talking about increased tensions between North Korea and America, especially in the wake of “fire and fury”. Let’s take a quick look at what has caused this rift.
I’ve long wanted to see inside Donald Trump’s brain. To watch the cogs turn, and to see how decisions are made and then dispatched as words, must be truly fascinating.
It wouldn’t be wise of North Korea to fire off a few intercontinental ballistic missiles, although if they did the missiles would take some serious stopping.
What do you do shortly before jetting off to a war-mongering dictatorship, in an effort to reduce simmering tensions? You look for sponsorship, of course.
Law, order, and complete obedience seem to be the status quo over in North Korea. That’s certainly true for their Pyongyang Metro, too.