Tuesday 18 May, 2021
A Sergio Garcia meltdown was good news for the Waterford man.
Jong-Il forced Choi Eun-hee to make movies for the North Korean regime.
Yes, North Korea is a bad regime but this doesn’t mean that bombing it is the solution, writes Julien Mercille.
He is expected to leave Malaysia within 48 hours.
Bookmakers aren’t taking bets on the outcome.
In the absence of any competing candidates, voters are simply required to mark “Yes” next to the name on the ballot sheet.
US media reports say that his drinking “escalated”.
From TheJournal.ie
North Korea has moved missiles to its east coast that are capable of hitting targets in Guam, South Korea and Japan.
North Korea’s Supreme Leader also called for a “radical turnabout” in his struggling country’s economy.
The Titanic disaster, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Anglo-Irish Treaty: 2012 has been a big year for commemorations. Here’s your guide to the bigger commemorations held this year.
Kim Jong-un’s wife sighting on state television fuels expectation of an addition to the Kim dynasty.
According to analysis of the latest satellite imagery, the entire three-stage Unha-3 carrier has been removed to a nearby assembly facility.
The long-range rocket test will coincide with elections in South Korea, and the anniversary of Kim Jong-Il’s death.
It is highly unusual for the parliament of the secretive Asian state to meet twice in one year.
The chef, who is believed to have worked for Kim Jong-Il before his death, is one of the few people to publicly speak out about meeting Kim Jong Un and his new wife.
This appears to be the first time Disney characters have been included in a major performance…
The councillor in question says she had no knowledge of the request – and is happy to be called ‘Sarah’.
North Korea’s national celebration of the 100th birthday of national founder Kim Il Sung was big enough to be visible from space.
New North Korean leader signals economic reform in his public address.
At the culmination of two weeks of celebrations marking the centenary of the birth of his grandfather, North Korea’s new leader made his first public speech since stepping into power last December.
It’s one of the most secretive nations in the world but this week, North Korea allowed journalists in to the country to witness its rocket test. Here’s what they saw.
The statues of Kim Jong-Il and his father, Kim Il-Sung, are unveiled to mark the latter’s 100th birthday this weekend.
Washington and Pyongyang both announce that North Korea will allow IAEA inspectors to verify that it has stopped work.
That spilled ashes stunt didn’t go down well with security…
Commemorative events and a major military parade were held on what would have been the late leader’s 70th birthday.
The week of what would have been King Jong Il’s 70th birthday was marked in North Korea with the unveiling of a bronze statue in Pyongyang today.
Kim Jong Nam, the eldest son of Kim Jong Il, says his father was reluctant to have a third generation of his family become leader.
No, not the son who was recently appointed Great Leader – the one who was exiled after trying to sneak into Disneyland.
The American news agency is the first major Western outlet to open a full news, picture, and video bureau in the notoriously secretive state.
The body will be preserved by North Korean embalmers, rather than the Russian experts used previously, according to reports.
Meanwhile, North Korea’s ally China has been holding its first summit with South Korea since Kim Jong Il passed away.
A documentary aired on North Korean state TV was aimed at showing that the country’s new leader was being prepared to take power long before the death of his father, Kim Jong Il, last month.
President Lee Myung-bak says the transition of power in North Korea may offer the chance for peace on the peninsula.
North Korea gave its new year message today, telling citizens that it will be a year “when an era of prosperity is unfolding”. It told people to act as human shields, defending Kim Jong Un unto death.
Why is this man at Kim Jong-il’s funeral twice the size of everybody else?
And who might be under threat in 2012…
North Korea’s powerful National Defense Commission said that the country would never deal with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak.
Kim Jong Un, only in his 20s, takes on the role of his father as he was formally declared Supreme Leader at a memorial service for Kim Jong Il on Pyongyang earlier today.
In tonight’s Fix: A seventh person dies on the country’s roads over Christmas, why Betfair won’t be paying out €25 million, and the strangest pics from Kim Jong-Il’s funeral.
