North Korea

North Korea Uncovered: a rare chance to watch North Korean television news (via North Korean Central News Agency) – with translation.

North Korea releases video of Kim Jong-un watching sports with his wife. Earlier this week Channel 4 News reported on the country’s huge investments in sporting facilities, including a new ski resort.

Exclusive: the Masik Pass ski resort in North Korea is a national priority for Kim Jong-un. But will it be ready on time? Watch this exclusive film from Swiss journalist Marc Wolfensberger.

Swiss journalist Marc Wolfenberger tells Jon Snow about his impressions of North Korea and how it is changing under new leader, Kim Jong-un – ski slope and all.

North Korea is labelled “inhumane” after it indefinitely postpones a series of reunions for families divided by the Korean War.

Russia has been Syria’s main supplier of military hardware for the last 60 years – which means that if the US attacks Syria, it will face Russian missiles and fighter aircraft.

Kim Jong-un attends military parades in the North Korean capital Pyongyang, held to mark 65 years since the country’s founding.

US basketball star Dennis Rodman returns to North Korea to visit his Kim Jong-un, and says he is there as a friend, not a diplomat.

She topped the charts with her hit song “Excellent Horse-like Lady”: but reports claim the North Korean dictator’s former girlfriend has been executed by firing squad.

The showcase community of an outcast regime: Channel 4 News glimpses life in the opulence and eerie quiet of North Korea’s capital Pyongyang.

Accused of insulting “the people of the nation” before rendering his minders speechless – Asia Correspondent John Sparks reports from inside North Korea.

Goose-stepping soldiers, columns of tanks and a broad array of ominous-looking missiles poised on mobile launchers paraded through Pyongyang’s main square

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un watches 100,000 people dance, perform and form giant pictures in the Arirang mass games to mark the 60th anniversary of the end of the Korean war.

Inside the most secretive society on earth – Asia Correspondent John Sparks reports from North Korea as Channel 4 News becomes the first news organisation to question leader Kim Jong-un.

North Korea is marking 60 years since the end of the Korean War. John Sparks is in Pyongyang, where he’s being treated to mysterious city tours, chaperoned by ever-present government minders.