Date: Mon, 23. June 2008 23:51:33

PYONGYANG, North Korea, June 23 (UPI) -- North Korea will blow up part of a nuclear facility Friday under an international agreement, officials said.

Date: Fri, 22. August 2008 06:57:36

The U.N. food agency has asked South Korea to provide emergency aid to North Korea to help it avert a food crisis, an official said Thursday.

Date: Sat, 18. October 2008 11:00:51

North Korea News.Net Saturday 18th October, 2008 Washington, Oct 18 : The United States has said that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea has stuck to its promise of disabling its nuclear reactor at ...

Date: Tue, 24. June 2008 11:04:27

PYONGYANG, North Korea, June 24 (UPI) -- North Korea invited the media to witness the destruction of the cooling tower of its main Yongbyon nuclear facility Friday.

Date: Sun, 25. May 2008 19:58:40

PYONGYANG, North Korea, May 25 (UPI) -- North Korea and China have boosted border patrols to stop North Koreans trying to escape poverty and hunger in their homeland, a U.S. aid group said.

Date: Sat, 11. October 2008 14:59:55

AP - North Korea has agreed to all U.S. nuclear inspection demands, allowing the Bush administration to remove the communist country from a U.S. terrorism blacklist, The Associated Press has learned.

Date: Wed, 12. November 2008 10:55:51

North Korea ratcheted up its threats to sever ties with South Korea by announcing Wednesday that it will halt cross-border traffic next month.

Date: Wed, 4. June 2008 15:05:33

(AHN) - Senior officials from South Korea and the People's Republic of Korea will meet on Thursday to discuss energy aid under a six-party deal signed in February 2007. - Wed, 4 Jun 2008 00:13:57 GMT (AHN)

Date: Fri, 26. September 2008 14:58:06

AP - South Korea says North Korea has proposed working-level military talks in what would be the first official contact between the two countries since February.

Date: Wed, 3. September 2008 21:11:16

AP - South Korea said Wednesday that North Korea had begun restoring its nuclear facilities. But the U.S. played it down, saying the country apparently only moved some equipment out of storage.