The Wonsan-Kalma Coastal Tourist Zone, unveiled in a ceremony on June 24, is found on North Korea’s eastern coast.

Parallels A Chinese Border City Gives Tourists A Glimpse Of Life In North Korea But the North Koreans didn't hear about it until earlier this week when it was reported in their state media.

Inside North Korea: What life for a rare foreign student in Pyongyang reveals about the reclusive country Alek Sigley was pursuing a master's degree at North Korea's premier university.

A businessman who worked in North Korea says it's not all repression and poverty.

A new book reveals that the leader's maternal grandfather was a Japan-based smuggler who had to flee to North Korea to escape ...

A video grab shot secretly by a reporter for Rimjingang magazine shows two street urchins in the North Korean city of Chongjin. The bimonthly magazine's six reporters are North Koreans without ...

Photos show daily life in remote parts of North Korea and its capital, Pyongyang. Slogans and propaganda are common sights on buildings.

Jones tells Newsweek: "Covering North Korea presents a number of unique challenges. Access to places, events and people is often restricted. Photographing daily life is very much a priority.

King, who ran across the border into the hermit kingdom on Tuesday, may not face a life of luxury in the totalitarian state, which is known for famine.

A graphic of North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un. "It is a fait accompli that a war can break out at any time on the Korean peninsula," was the message from North Korea's supreme leader in the new year.

North Korean defectors speak out about challenges escaping and adjusting to life in a modern society. Kim Jong Un's regime has been accused of multiple human rights abuses.