Early last year, a North Korean IRBM crashed in a populated area. What does that tell us?

U.S. intelligence has detected a large, new submarine under construction: the Sinpo-C.

North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong-ho lays out a clear preemptive threat: fly near us and we'll shoot.

A return to a more conventional firing mode suggests increased operational confidence in this missile.

North Korea tested its Bukkeukseong-1/KN-11 missile again. This time, the test may actually have been submarine-launched.

SinoNK's Adam Cathcart joins The Diplomat's Ankit Panda to discuss recent trends in North Korea-China relations.

The North Korean leader appears to be trying to strengthen the Workers' Party of Korea's control over the military.

Few wars happen by accident. Given the situation on the Korean Peninsula, a war seems unlikely, as none of the combatants stand to benefit.

It’s too early to say if Kim Jong-un will continue his father’s military first policies. But it looks that way.

Kim Jong-un’s biggest challenge in trying to consolidate power could be managing political-military tensions.