Russian president Vladimir Putin, in a letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, thanked North Korea for its support and assistance in the war against Ukraine, calling the cooperation between the ...

Russia and North Korea have sharply expanded military and other ties in recent years, with Pyongyang supplying weapons and troops to back Russia’s military action in Ukraine.

Thousands of North Koreans are being sent to work in slave-like conditions in Russia to fill a huge labour shortage exacerbated by Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, the BBC has learned. Moscow has ...

Russia and North Korea continue to grow closer. Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu has visited Pyongyang three times in just three months. During each visit, North Korean leader Kim ...

With new weapons, cash, and battleground experience from Ukraine, North Korea has become much more formidable. How should South Korea respond?

Russia and North Korea have forged closer ties in recent years, with the two countries signing a mutual defence pact last year, when Putin visited the reclusive state.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has sent “at least several million shells” to Russia in exchange for food supplies, according to one of South Korea’s top officials.

Read the summary report from a roundtable of analysts examining the China–Russia–North Korea relationship and its implications for regional security, co-hosted by the Center for China Analysis and the ...

Thousands of North Koreans are being sent to work in slave-like conditions in Russia to fill a huge labour shortage exacerbated by Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, the BBC has learned.