State media didn't specify how many of the fever cases were confirmed as COVID-19. Among the 50 fatalities, North Korea officially identified only one as a COVID-19 case so far.
On Sunday, North Korea reported eight additional deaths, raising the total number to 50, and over 392,920 people with symptoms of fever nationwide
There were about 296,000 cases of fever with 15 deaths, the Korean Central News Agency said
"We deeply regret that the DPRK, with the most recent launches, has also abandoned its self-declared moratorium on ICBM launches," the G7 Foreign Ministers said in a joint communique after a meeting
The country imposed nationwide lockdowns on Thursday after confirming its first Covid-19 cases since the start of the pandemic
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North Korea has so far refused to accept millions of doses of Covid-19 vaccine proposed in the COVAX global distribution programme, as it had claimed to be coronavirus-free
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North Korea has so far refused to accept millions of doses of Covid-19 vaccine proposed in the Covax global distribution programme, as it had claimed to be coronavirus-free
The Korean Central News Agency said Thursday tests from an unspecified number of people in the capital Pyongyang confirmed that they were infected with the Omicron variant
China and Russia both have veto power and say they want to see new talks and not more punishment for the North
The new South Korean president wants to prioritise relations with the US and China may not like it
South Korea's new president says he'll present an audacious plan to improve North Korea's economy if it denuclearises.
Conservative Yoon Suk Yeol took office as South Korea's president on Tuesday, facing a tougher mix of foreign policy and domestic challenges
North Korea has a history of trying to rattle new govts in Seoul and Washington to gain leverage in future negotiations. But if Kim orders a nuclear test, Yoon would be left with very limited options
North Korea flight-tested a ballistic missile that was likely fired from a submarine on Saturday, South Korea's military said
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff didn't immediately say whether the projectile was ballistic or how far it flew
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement that the missile was fired from the North's capital region and flew to the waters off its eastern coast
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff says the launch was made on Wednesday but gave no further details.
Touching on pending issues related to North Korea, the envoy said that said that it was up to the US and North Korea to resolve issues on the Peninsula, not China