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North Korea Launches New 5,000-Tonne Warship With "Most Powerful Weapons"
The announcement comes about a month after Kim oversaw the test of new suicide and reconnaissance drones featuring AI technology, adding to concerns over North Korea's deepening military cooperation with Moscow.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Oversees Test Of New 'Suicide Drones'
North Korea's Kim Jong Un oversaw the test of new suicide and reconnaissance drones featuring AI technology, adding to concerns over Pyongyang's deepening military cooperation with Russia.
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North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un Supervises Test Of AI Suicide Drones
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test of suicide drones with artificial intelligence (AI) technology and said unmanned control and AI capability must be the top priorities in modern arms development, state media reported on Thursday.
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Explained: Solid-Fuel Missiles And Why Is North Korea Developing Them?
North Korea's Hwasong-18 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), launched for the second time on Wednesday, uses solid-fuel technology, giving it the capability to launch with little preparation.
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South Korea Launches Its First Domestically-Developed Space Rocket
A successful launch would boost South Korea’s growing space ambitions but also prove it has key technologies to build a space-based surveillance system and bigger missiles amid animosities with rival North Korea, some experts say.
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US Crypto Expert Gets 5 Years in Prison for Helping North Korea
A US cryptocurrency expert was sentenced to 63 months in prison for advising North Korea on how to create cryptocurrency services and blockchain technology to circumvent US sanctions over its nuclear program, court officials in New York said.
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N. Korea "Tried To Hack" Pfizer For Vaccine Info, Alleges Seoul: Reports
North Korean hackers tried to break into the computer systems of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer in a search for information on a coronavirus vaccine and treatment technology, South Korea's spy agency said Tuesday, according to reports.
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Hyundai Venue Wins Top Safety Pick Award In The US
The Hyundai Venue subcompact SUV has recently bagged 2020 Top Safety Pick award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in the United States. While the design, platform, and most of the styling are similar to the India-spec model, the Hyundai Venue sold in North America is manufactured in South Korea, and it's not same as the one sol...
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North Korea's "Desperation For Cash" Behind Surge In Bank Hacking: US
American officials have alleged that North Korea's desperation for cash is driving a surge in cyber-attacks targeting banks and other businesses in the US and around the world.
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Scientist Who Developed North Korea's Missiles, Nuclear Weapons Dies
A veteran North Korean official who was sanctioned for his suspected role in development of the country's nuclear and missile technology has died, the North announced on Tuesday.
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North Korean Elites Get The Latest Tech - Including IPhone X - Despite Sanctions
North Koreans have obtained iPhones, Microsoft operating systems and American-made server software despite increasingly strict U.S. sanctions in recent years and used some of this technology to help launch cyberattacks on other nations, according to a report published Wednesday.
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North Korea Used Berlin Embassy To Acquire Nuclear Technology: German Spy Chief
Germany's domestic intelligence agency chief has revealed North Korea has been acquiring equipment and technology for its nuclear and weapons programmes through its Berlin embassy.
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North Korea To Perfect Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles Soon, Warns US Officials
North Korea has taken fresh strides in its nuclear missile program but has not shown all the technologies needed to strike America, a US general said Tuesday, as another top official warned such a capability is just months away.
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Documents Shed Light On North Korea's Startling Gains In Sea-Based Missile Technology
A few months after the collapse of the Soviet Union, a group of American investors and Russian scientists struck a deal to begin marketing one of the crown jewels of Moscow's strategic arsenal: an entire family of missiles designed for launch from submarines.
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"Loyal Agent Of North Korea" Arrested In Sydney For Trying To Sell Missile Parts
A Sydney-based "loyal agent of North Korea" has been charged with trying to sell missile parts and technology on the black market to raise money for Pyongyang in breach of international sanctions, Australian police said Sunday.
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North Korea Launches New 5,000-Tonne Warship With "Most Powerful Weapons"
The announcement comes about a month after Kim oversaw the test of new suicide and reconnaissance drones featuring AI technology, adding to concerns over North Korea's deepening military cooperation with Moscow.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Oversees Test Of New 'Suicide Drones'
North Korea's Kim Jong Un oversaw the test of new suicide and reconnaissance drones featuring AI technology, adding to concerns over Pyongyang's deepening military cooperation with Russia.
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North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un Supervises Test Of AI Suicide Drones
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test of suicide drones with artificial intelligence (AI) technology and said unmanned control and AI capability must be the top priorities in modern arms development, state media reported on Thursday.
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Explained: Solid-Fuel Missiles And Why Is North Korea Developing Them?
North Korea's Hwasong-18 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), launched for the second time on Wednesday, uses solid-fuel technology, giving it the capability to launch with little preparation.
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South Korea Launches Its First Domestically-Developed Space Rocket
A successful launch would boost South Korea’s growing space ambitions but also prove it has key technologies to build a space-based surveillance system and bigger missiles amid animosities with rival North Korea, some experts say.
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US Crypto Expert Gets 5 Years in Prison for Helping North Korea
A US cryptocurrency expert was sentenced to 63 months in prison for advising North Korea on how to create cryptocurrency services and blockchain technology to circumvent US sanctions over its nuclear program, court officials in New York said.
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N. Korea "Tried To Hack" Pfizer For Vaccine Info, Alleges Seoul: Reports
North Korean hackers tried to break into the computer systems of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer in a search for information on a coronavirus vaccine and treatment technology, South Korea's spy agency said Tuesday, according to reports.
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Hyundai Venue Wins Top Safety Pick Award In The US
The Hyundai Venue subcompact SUV has recently bagged 2020 Top Safety Pick award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in the United States. While the design, platform, and most of the styling are similar to the India-spec model, the Hyundai Venue sold in North America is manufactured in South Korea, and it's not same as the one sol...
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North Korea's "Desperation For Cash" Behind Surge In Bank Hacking: US
American officials have alleged that North Korea's desperation for cash is driving a surge in cyber-attacks targeting banks and other businesses in the US and around the world.
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Scientist Who Developed North Korea's Missiles, Nuclear Weapons Dies
A veteran North Korean official who was sanctioned for his suspected role in development of the country's nuclear and missile technology has died, the North announced on Tuesday.
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North Korean Elites Get The Latest Tech - Including IPhone X - Despite Sanctions
North Koreans have obtained iPhones, Microsoft operating systems and American-made server software despite increasingly strict U.S. sanctions in recent years and used some of this technology to help launch cyberattacks on other nations, according to a report published Wednesday.
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North Korea Used Berlin Embassy To Acquire Nuclear Technology: German Spy Chief
Germany's domestic intelligence agency chief has revealed North Korea has been acquiring equipment and technology for its nuclear and weapons programmes through its Berlin embassy.
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North Korea To Perfect Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles Soon, Warns US Officials
North Korea has taken fresh strides in its nuclear missile program but has not shown all the technologies needed to strike America, a US general said Tuesday, as another top official warned such a capability is just months away.
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Documents Shed Light On North Korea's Startling Gains In Sea-Based Missile Technology
A few months after the collapse of the Soviet Union, a group of American investors and Russian scientists struck a deal to begin marketing one of the crown jewels of Moscow's strategic arsenal: an entire family of missiles designed for launch from submarines.
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"Loyal Agent Of North Korea" Arrested In Sydney For Trying To Sell Missile Parts
A Sydney-based "loyal agent of North Korea" has been charged with trying to sell missile parts and technology on the black market to raise money for Pyongyang in breach of international sanctions, Australian police said Sunday.
