North Korea

'If Kim Jong-un and his henchmen were upset before, wait till they see the movie we're going to make,' said Hustler founder.

What is life like in the country in which the leader is seen as a demigod?

The FBI confirmed that North Korean hackers were behind the attack on Sony Pictures

Sony defends its decision to cancel theatrical release after Barack Obama's criticism.

Sony Pictures hackers say they will not release more data, because The Interview has been scrapped, but only it doesn't 'make additional trouble'

FBI says North Korea is responsible for Sony Picture hack and intended to inflict significant harm

Author protests company's decision to axe film following threats from hackers.

It cost $80m to make and market and now it will cost at least additional $100m following cancellation.

Worrying precedent set by Sony Pictures giving in to hackers' demands with cancelled release of The Interview

Everyone thinks North Korea hacked Sony Pictures but this is highly unlikely. So who is behind the devastating cyber-attack?

Sony execs have bowed to pressure to cancel the controversial US comedy about a fictional plot to kill North Korea's leader.

Independent chain Alamo Drafthouse to hold free screening of Matt Stone and Trey Parker comedy.

Steve Carell and Gore Verbinski's North Korea-set thriller cancelled following Sony's decision to drop The Interview

Sony Pictures cyber-attack sees script from controversial Kim Jong-un assassination film The Interview leaked online

Russia invites North Korean leader Kim Jong-un for the 70th anniversary of World War II.

Company's representatives have advised US authorities on the possibility of further hacking attacks, Re/code reports.

North Korea release video of nine young defectors who were repatriated via China last year.

Group calling itself GOP wants movie on North Korean leader, Kin Jong-Un, to be taken off.

Guardian of Peace hackers warn Sony Pictures not to release The Interview calling it "a movie of terrorism"

Some Sony employees receive emails threatening them and their families.

Kaspersky Lab said three hacking campaigns might have been conducted or organised by the same group.

North Korea has denied its involvement in the hack on Sony Pictures which saw personal and financial details, and entire films stolen

Sony Pictures has refused to lay the blame for the devastating hack on its systems on North Korea.

The hack brought down company's corporate network and leaked sensitive documents.

Those who share the same name as North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have been ordered to change names.

Sensitive personal details of almost 7,000 Sony Pictures employees are being traded online.

North Korea says US should be tried before international court for masterminding disease outbreak.

Does North Korea have the skills and expertise to attack a major Hollywood studio like Sony Pictures?

FBI says malware can overwrite all data on hard drives and prevent systems from booting up.

Speculations that North Korea in outrage over Sony's new film where CIA plots to assassinate Kim Jong-un.