「Pyongyang」的搜尋結果
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11/4（三）
Why North Korea’s Kim sees no need for another ‘photo-op su…
Kim Jong-un’s powerful sister on Wednesday rejected holding any further talks with the United States, days after the FBI accused North Korea of stealing more than US$6 billion from a cryptocurrency exchange and Washington launched a new round of sanctions aimed at Pyongyang. Analysts say the latest developments have all but killed off the chances of another Trump-Kim summit, despite the US president’s continued warm words for North Korea’s supreme leader and apparent openness to meeting him...
南華早報11/3（二）
North Korea denies being behind $6.3bn Binance crypto hack
#International Business#North Korea#Kim Jong Un#Cyber-crime#Cryptocurrency
North Korea’s low-cost drone push exposes South Korea’s red…
North Korea is rapidly advancing its drone warfare capabilities by drawing lessons from the Russia-Ukraine war, even as South Korea’s efforts to keep pace remain bogged down by procurement delays and bureaucratic red tape, observers warn. They also caution that cryptocurrency theft has become a crucial source of funding for Pyongyang’s weapons programmes, following US Federal Bureau of Investigation allegations that North Korean state-backed hackers stole more than US$6 billion from Binance, the...
#Pyongyang#Binance#Russia-Ukraine war#South Korea#suicide drones#Ukraine war
Sister of North Korea’s Kim slams FBI Binance hack claims a…
North Korea on Tuesday slammed the FBI’s allegations that Pyongyang was behind the theft of US$6 billion from cryptocurrency platform Binance, with Kim Jong-un’s powerful sister labelling it a “grave political provocation”. Kim Yo-jong, in a statement released on Tuesday by the KCNA state news agency, said the FBI’s claim was “absurd rhetoric and nothing new”, given earlier US allegations that North Korea was behind last year’s major hack of Bybit. “It is a grave political provocation against...
#North Korea#United States#Cryptocurrency#Binance#Kim Jong-un#South Korea
BBC News11/1（日）
US, S Korea, Japan vow N Korea’s denuclearization
The US, South Korea and Japan yesterday reaffirmed their commitment to the “complete denuclearization” of North Korea as Pyongyang continues to reject disarmament ahead of possible talks with Washington.Speculation is mounting over a potential meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Kore
Taipei Times10/31（六）
US, South Korea and Japan reaffirm North Korea denuclearisa…
The United States, South Korea and Japan reaffirmed their commitment to the “complete denuclearisation” of North Korea on Saturday, as Pyongyang continues to reject disarmament ahead of possible talks with Washington. Speculation is mounting over a potential meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un at next month’s Apec summit in China, with Trump making repeated overtures to Pyongyang for nuclear talks. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, South Korean Foreign...
#South Korea#United States#North Korea#Georgia#Japan#Donald Trump
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un calls for drone surge during dedi…
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un attended an exhibition devoted to drones and called for rapidly expanding the country’s drone technology, state media reported on Friday, as his military escalates threats against South Korea and the United States. Acquiring advanced drones is a top priority for Kim, who now wants to strengthen conventional and nuclear capabilities to counter what he calls US-led security threats. It is unclear how far North Korea’s drone programme has progressed. Experts say...
#Choe Son Hui#Pyongyang#South Korea#Ignazio Cassis#Kim Tong-hyung#Unification Ministry
10/28（三）
Why Kim Jong-un’s border trip to China differs from past pr…
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s trip to the Chinese border city of Dandong on Saturday echoed the intense coordination that preceded his previous summits with US President Donald Trump. Between March 2018 and June 2019, Kim met Chinese President Xi Jinping five times across Beijing, Dalian and Pyongyang, and three of those occasions happened not long before his summits with Trump. Yet, while Saturday’s unannounced visit appeared superficially similar, analysts said the strategic focus had...
10/26（一）
Why North Korean leader Kim toured a Chinese bus factory in…
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s tour of a commercial vehicle factory during a surprise visit to the Chinese border city of Dandong on Saturday points to Pyongyang’s drive to modernise its buses and expand industrial ties with Beijing. In a symbolic move, Kim crossed into China via the newly opened New Yalu River Bridge on Saturday and also returned to North Korea via the bridge later in the day. It was Kim’s first trip to China since he attended a military parade in Beijing last September. His...
#China-North Korea relations#Kim Jong-un#Russia#North Korea#United States#China
10/24（六）
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un calls for training world’s ‘stron…
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un urged his military to train to become the strongest in the world at a two-day meeting of company commanders in Pyongyang, state media said on Saturday. Kim’s call for what he dubbed a “Korean-style military revolution” came the same week Seoul’s military proposed talks to clarify the border after an explosion inside the heavily fortified demilitarised zone (DMZ) further strained inter-Korean ties. Seoul and Pyongyang remain technically at war as the 1950-53 Korean...
#North Korea#Kim Jong-un#South Korea#Defence#Korean peninsula#North Korea nuclear crisis
10/23（五）
Another historic Trump-Kim meeting unlikely this year: US,…
US and South Korean officials see the chances fading of a meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un this year, according to five people with knowledge of the situation. Trump, the only US president to have met a North Korean leader, has been eager to jump-start talks with North Korea, but Pyongyang has shown little interest in diplomacy aimed at containing its nuclear programme. The US has received no response from North Korea on holding a Trump-Kim meeting, and...
Australia sanctions 2 over North Korean fake IT workers sch…
Australia said on Friday it had sanctioned two North Korean individuals and companies over the use of “fraudulent” IT workers and cybercrime to earn cash for the isolated nuclear-armed state. The two men are alleged to be key operators in Pyongyang’s cybercriminal activities overseas, estimated by analysts to bring in billions for the country’s weapons programme. “The North Korean entities and individuals sanctioned today facilitate North Korea’s use of fraudulent IT workers to raise revenue for...
#fraudulent IT workers#Yu Pu-ung#New Zealand#cybercrime#cybercriminal activities#North Korea
10/22（四）
North Korea moves new units into ‘firing positions’
North Korea has moved new units into “firing positions,” the sister of leader Kim Jong-un said yesterday, days after Pyongyang warned it was considering deploying additional strike means to its border with South Korea.Tensions between Seoul and Pyongyang have soared since the South last month blamed
10/18（日）
North Korea says tested AI-assisted torpedo system
North Korea has tested a “new-type” precision-guided torpedo system that uses artificial intelligence (AI) for target detection and guidance, state media reported yesterday, as the nuclear-armed country steps up weapons testing.The announcement came days after Pyongyang said it had test-fired two ty
10/15（四）
North Korea tests submarine-launched missiles, heightening…
Pyongyang test-fired two types of cruise missile from a submarine, its state news agency said on Thursday, after weeks of friction with Seoul over a landmine explosion along their border. The missiles were fired into the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan, on Wednesday without “any adverse impact on the security of neighbouring countries”, the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said. Relations between Pyongyang and Seoul have been further strained since the landmine blast on...
10/14（三）
Justice Department says North Koreans have infiltrated doze…
U.S. authorities warn that sanctioned hackers are increasingly targeting Americans to act as facilitators between breached U.S. companies and Pyongyang.
TechCrunch10/12（一）
Days after AI missile test, North Korea fires another proje…
North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile off its east coast, Seoul’s military said on Monday. “North Korea fires unidentified projectile into the East Sea,” the Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a brief statement, referring to the body of water also known as the Sea of Japan. The launch followed Pyongyang’s test-firing of a ballistic missile earlier this month that it said incorporated artificial intelligence technology. That missile, fired on October 3, “is capable of changing its flight...
10/11（日）
Denuclearising North Korea would ‘defy history’ as US, alli…
The denuclearisation of North Korea has become an “increasingly improbable” goal and the United States and its allies should move beyond it to devote their diplomatic efforts to talks on arms limitations and crisis communication, the director of the US-based North Korean analysis website 38 North said. Recalling the 20 years since North Korea carried out its first nuclear test on October 9, 2006, Jenny Town said in a written interview that “a pivotal moment” in Pyongyang’s weapons development...
#North Korea#North Korea nuclear crisis#South Korea#Korean peninsula#United States#Kim Jong-un
10/8（四）
North Korea decries medical aid, says ‘nothing to give or r…
North Korea’s Kim Yo-jong, the powerful sister of leader Kim Jong-un, denounced on Thursday South Korea’s plans to provide medical equipment aid to Pyongyang, calling it a “political provocation” and violation of its sovereignty. In a statement carried by state media KCNA, Kim criticised Seoul for publicising its efforts to obtain United Nations sanctions exemptions for a medical aid package, saying Seoul had “insulted” North Korea by referring to shortages of medicines and medical equipment...
#South Korea#North Korea#Kim Jong-un#Lee Jae Myung#Korean peninsula#Kim Yo-jong
TaiwanPlus10/6（二）
North Korea’s DMZ landmines sabotage the South’s peace push
North Korea’s laying of landmines along its heavily fortified border with the South has laid bare how misaligned the two nations have become over their de facto land boundary, after three South Korean soldiers were wounded in an explosion last month. Seoul blames Pyongyang for the blast near the military demarcation line (MDL) on September 21, in which one soldier lost a foot. On Tuesday, its Foreign Ministry said in a statement it was preparing a response to force an apology for the blast,...
