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  North Korea Outlaws Hot Dogs in Crackdown on 'Treasonous' American Food

  North Korea's latest ban targets hot dogs, with serving or selling them now treasonous and punishable by labor camp sentences.

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  Undocumented Chinese Immigrant Arrested in California on Suspicion of Secretly Shipping Millions of Dollars Worth of Weapons and Tech to North Korea

  A Chinese immigrant living in California was arrested for allegedly conspiring with North Korea to smuggle weapons, ammunition and military-grade tech.

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  IT Employee Fired for Poor Performance Turns Out to Be North Korean Hacker, Blackmails Company with Stolen Data

  An IT contractor fired for poor performance was exposed as a North Korean hacker, who later blackmailed the company with stolen data, demanding a six-figure ransom in cryptocurrency to keep the information private.

• Strategies Disappoint, And Its Time To Fix Them

  Over the years, the U.S. government has produced endless numbers of strategy documents and almost all of these proved disappointing.

• US May Host Talks With Visiting North Korean Delegation

  The US and North Korea has arranged a talk that would take place in New York within the next few weeks. It is hoped that it would cool down the existing hot issue between them.

• Kim Jong-nam Death: Malaysian Police Arrests Female Suspect

  Police say they are looking for several other foreigners in connection to killing of North Korean leader’s half-brother

• 10 Facts You Don't Know About North Korea

  North Korean is one of the unpredictable countries in the world and at the same time, it poses a closed system as well. The top 10 facts about North Korea is mentioned.

• US warning to North Korea against nuclear attack: US would response effectively and overwhelmingly

  U.S. warns North Korea that any attack on U.S. or allies would be responded effectively and overwhelmingly

• North Korea Intercontinental Missile 'Won't Happen', Says Trump

  There are no ifs or buts in Mr Trump's tweet - simply the words: 'It won't happen'.

• North Korea sentenced foreigner to 10 years of hard labor for subversion

  The North Korea court has sentenced a Korean-American citizen for committing subversion. The country has been known for handing down lengthy sentences to foreigners who commit crimes against the government.

• US weighs in new sanctions on North Korea over nuclear and ballistic missile testing

  The United States has alarmed that if North Korea will not stop its nuclear and ballistic missile testing, they would be forced to release new sanctions or security steps. The announcement comes after North Korea has launched series of missile test-launch that led the United nations and the U.S. to give them stringent sanctions.

• US President Barack Obama Rejects North Korea's Offer To Suspend Missile Tests

  On Sunday, President Obama said he doesn’t take seriously North Korea’s offer to suspend its missile program if the U.S. ends annual military exercises with South Korea.

• UN Security Council condemns North Korea's submarine missile test

  The U.N Security Council has condemned the latest missile launch test by North Korea. The Council believes that North Korea has violated its provisions on preventing tensions over the Korean peninsula.

• United Nations grants China's request to lift sanctions on four ships linked to North Korea arms trade

  China reportedly sought the help of the United States to remove four of its ships from the United Nations blacklist after it was mistaken for being involved in an arms trade with North Korea.

• China opposes unilateral sanctions against North Korea, says they could raise tension

  After the United States imposed new sanctions on North Korea in retaliation for its nuclear and rocket tests, China expressed its opposition to these unilateral sanctions saying they could raise tension,

• President Obama Imposes More North Korea Sanctions After Nuclear Tests

  United States President Barack Obama has signed a new executive order, imposing new sanctions on North Korea following their nuclear and ballistic missile tests.

• U.S. declined North Korea peace talk proposal days before last nuclear test; Proposal did not include Pyongyang's denuclearization

  The State Department confirmed that the U.S. rejected a peace talk proposal from North Korea as it did not include Pyongyang's commitment to end its nuclear weapons program.

• U.S. President Barack Obama to sign North Korea sanctions bill: White House

  The White House has announced that U.S. President Barack Obama will be signing the North Korea Sanctions Bill that was passed near unanimously in Congress. This comes in the heels of the country's recent nuclear activities.

• North Korea expels South Korean businesses in Gaesong; Assets to be frozen

  North Korea has released an order to eject South Korean companies and workers from the Gaesong Industrial Complex as well as freeze the assets of South Korea after the South Korean government announced that they are pulling out their companies in the area.

• U.S. Senate Approves Tougher Sanctions Against North Korea As Nuclear Worries Grow

  The United States Senate voted on Wednesday for a legislation that will broaden the sanctions against North Korea. This is due to the nuclear program that the country has started, as well as the human rights abuses and cyber activities it has committed.

• North Korea's latest missile launch worries UN; Stricter, tighter laws must be imposed

  The latest missile launch in North Korea had the members of the UN Security Council worried. They are now looking into imposing heavier penalties regarding this current activity in Pyongyang.