North Korea

This year’s Open Doors Watch List found that over 360 million Christians are being severely persecuted and discriminated against for their faith. The reports also found 4,998 Christians around the world were killed for their faith.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un recently met with Russian President Vladimir Putin. And while no official agreements were made when the pair conversed at Russia’s Vostochny Cosmodrome—a key Russian spaceport—all indications point to an already precarious relationship becoming even more dangerous.

The U.S. is "working very hard" to determine the status of U.S. Army Private Travis King, the soldier being held in North Korea after he crossed into the country during a tour.

According to a new report by the U.S. State Department, North Korea has carried out severe persecution against Christians, including one 2-year-old child who was sentenced to life in prison after his parents were caught with a Bible.

North Korea reportedly fired a short-range ballistic missile toward its eastern waters on Friday and flew warplanes near the South Korean border.

A new report by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom revealed the extent to which the North Korean government is violating citizens' religious freedom.

The United Kingdom's All-Party Parliamentary Group alleges in a new report that the North Korean regime has engaged in religious persecution, modern-day slavery, murder, torture and the abuse of women.

A new report shows how God is working among those imprisoned in North Korea.

According to Christian Humanitarian groups working in South Korea, North Korea is reportedly operating COVID “quarantine camps” where people dying from malnutrition and a lack of medical care.

A new report released by Korea Future Initiative details the horrors Christians and other religious minorities face in North Korea.