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And they want him to keep up the pressure on North Korea with sanctions.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday that diplomatic efforts aimed at resolving the North Korean crisis "will continue until the first bomb drops." His remarks come in spite of Trump's tweets stating the Secretary of State was "wasting his time"

South Korea says it has developed technologies to produce graphite bombs capable of paralyzing North Korea’s power supply in case of war, Yonhap news agency reports, citing military officials.

Air power destroyed the DPRK in the 1950s.

This brings us back to Trump and Kim, two eternal adolescents who are both prone to irrational brutal outbursts that damage their own personas.

North Korea’s foreign minister says President Trump’s latest statement was ‘‘a declaration of war’’ against his country.

Japan, the only country ever to suffer an atomic attack, described the threat as "totally unacceptable".

DONALD Trump has signed a new order to ramp up sanctions against North Korea and claims China’s central bank will cut trade with the country.

North Korea has warned that more sanctions and pressure will only make it accelerate its nuclear programme.

THERE’s a simple but disturbing reason why Japan hasn’t tried to destroy any of the six missiles fired over its territory.

NORTH Korea has vowed to inflict pain on the US unlike any it has experienced in its history after tough new sanctions were imposed against the regime.

VLADIMIR PUTIN has been arguing against slapping further sanctions on North Korea, leading to questions about his motives.

Here's a look at what a hydrogen bomb is, and what exactly it can do:

PRESIDENT Donald Trump is not ruling out a retaliatory strike against North Korea following its most powerful nuclear test to date, which he called “very hostile and dangerous to the United States.”

Washington has been paying Pyongyang “extortion money” for over two decades, US President Donald Trump said in a tweet on Wednesday.

North Korea has fired a missile that flew over northern Japan before crashing into the sea.

But the designs photographed by the North Koreans were fake

WITH tensions remaining high in the Korean peninsula, experts are alert to the risk of the conflict escalating out of hand and spreading across the world.

KIM Jong-un has issued an order that could give North Korea the upper hand in the event of a nuclear war against the US.

Trump described the developments as a “well reasoned decision” early Wednesday, after a sustained period of rhetoric from both nations suggested a military conflict was on the cards.