Military affairs
Information related to military issues in North and South Korea
North Korea kicks off major holiday with markedly low-key state media coverage
Coverage of annual national meeting for DPRK founding leader's birthday, Tuesday's missile test yet to be appear
North Korea’s latest missile test not “provocative or threatening,” U.S. insists
With Kim Il Sung's birthday on Wednesday, U.S. Chairman of Joint Chiefs implies missile tests due to "celebration"
Marching drills resume at Pyongyang military parade practice ground, images show
Large-scale training at North Korean site signaling parade preparations was halted in January amid coronavirus fears
North Korea lays out budget plans, personnel changes at parliamentary meeting
Lawmakers agree to spend 47.8% of state budget on economy, 15.9% on national defense
Kim Jong Un hails North Korean military’s readiness at air force drill
Fighter jet exercises at base north of Pyongyang come one year after similar Kim visit
State Department approves potential $675 million arms sale to South Korea
Equipment would support South Korea's F-35 airplanes, State Department says
What South Korea’s April 15 elections could mean for inter-Korean relations
While voters list other issues as greater concerns, who wins next week stands to have a major impact on North-South ties
Kim Jong Un oversees artillery exercises ahead of key parliamentary meeting
North Korean leader emphasizes modernization, war-readiness at sixth drills of their kind this year
South Korean military to hold two-week field training exercise this month
4500 soldiers to undergo training at the Korea Combat Training Center (KCTC) in Gangwon province
North Korea’s “increasingly sophisticated” nuclear program threatens U.S.: DOD
Pentagon cites deterrence against North Korea in its "rationale" for U.S. nuclear arsenal
