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The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency session to draft a proper response to Pyongyang's missile test.

Missile travelled for 500km and crashed in the Sea of Japan

US president says Washington is '100 percent' behind Japan.

Pyongyang launches non-ICBM missile as the projectile flies 500km before plunging into the Sea of Japan.

Over 300 participants reportedly took part in a cooking contest to mark the late leader's 75th birth anniversary.

The statement came from South Korean Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho amid reports of alleged retaliatory actions from Beijing.

Victor Cha said the Kim Jong-un regime was likely to carry out a missile or nuclear test early in the Trump administration.

North Korea's minister of state security was accused of human rights abuse by the Kim Jong-un regime.

Pentagon chief James Mattis set to discuss Thaad deployment with top South Korean lawmakers.

US Defence Secretary James Mattis is set to visit South Korea and Japan in the coming days.

Seoul's defence minister says Pyongyang's missile threats are 'direct and realistic'.

Kim Jong-un's regime issued the warning on the 49th anniversary of Pyongyang's capture of US spy ship Pueblo.

North Korea's state media has warned that even small accidents could snowball into a full-fledged conflict.

Kim Yo-jong is the vice director of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea's Propaganda and Agitation Department.

The outgoing defence secretary told US allies that the military is 'full speed ahead in the coming weeks and months'.

William Perry's comments come after warnings from incoming defence chief Ash Carter over Pyongyang's ICBM launch.

Defence chief in Seoul said the move will be part of broader defence measures to thwart increasing nuclear threats.

Kim Jong-un claimed in his New Year's address that they are in the final stages of acquiring long-range missiles.

US president-elect on Kim Jong-un's recent claim over ICBM: 'It won't happen'.

The North Korean leader has ruled out scaling down any of its military activities in the near future.

In 2016 alone the North Korean dictator ordered the public execution of 64 people labelled as 'traitors'.

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Defected London embassy diplomat speaks out for first time since he sought refuge in South Korea.

The reclusive regime reportedly has about 70,000 Christians imprisoned over religious or political offences.

A South Korean think tank said Pyongyang has already secured a technology to miniaturise nuclear warheads.

Pyongyang has conducted two nuclear tests in 2016 alone following those in 2006, 2009 and 2013.

The Pyongyang foreign ministry said the US and its allies will be responsible for the 'ensuing consequences'.

Kim ordered special food for the soldiers "so that they would not envy a Chinese person".

The submarine is said to be capable of testing missiles larger than North Korea's KN-11 SLBM tested in August.

North Korean leader urges troops to be ready to strike targets at any given time.