North Korea’s state-run news agency says Pyongyang will continue to develop its nuclear program, declaring the country as an “invincible” nuclear power.

A UN official who recently traveled to North Korea told Pyongyang that there was an urgent need to open channels of communication presumably with the US to avoid a conflict on the Korean Peninsula, the UN says.

Pyongyang slam the US president's tour of Asia, saying Washington is merely begging for a “nuclear war on the Korean Peninsula.”

North Korea calls for an end to the “brutal” US-backed sanctions imposed by the UN on the country over its military program.

North Korea criticizes and threatens Australia for siding with South Korea and the US against Pyongyang.

In this edition of Economic Divide, Press TV discusses the latest economic developments in North Korea.

North Korea vows to teach the US a "severe lesson" if Washington launches a military attack against Pyongyang.

The United States has declared all American passports “invalid for travel to, in, or through the DPRK.”

Otto Frederick Warmbier, an American college student, was released after a US State Department official's trip to North Korea, Reuters cites an US official as saying.

North Korea will not “beg” to maintain the friendship of its major ally, China, North Korean state media have said in rare remarks against Beijing.