North Korea Threatens to Snip Ties With South

North Korea said it would ban South Korean tourists from Kaesong and “selectively expel” South Koreans working in a joint industrial complex there.

North Korea’s Very Cautious Cinematic Thaw

Foreign movies in the closed land of North Korea keep both the audience and the censor alert.

Latest Threats May Mean North Korea Wants to Talk

Longtime North Korea watchers say recent public moves by the country fit a familiar and consistent pattern, and that they may even signal an upturn in relations with the United States.

North Korea Limits Tests of Nuclear Site

North Korea said it would bar outside nuclear inspectors from taking soil and nuclear waste samples, considered crucial to determining the extent of its weapons program.

North Korea Tries to Show Its Leader Is Healthy and in Control

North Korea’s state-run media have released a flurry of reports of public appearances by its reclusive leader, Kim Jong-il.

More Kim Jong-Il Photos Are Released

The North Korean state-run news media released photos showing its leader smiling and looking vivacious, some two months after he was believed to have suffered a stroke.