UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned Sunday's launch, saying it broke the North's announced moratorium on such launches
Last month the North Korean leader conducted more weapons tests than he did all last year
North Korea hasn't tested its longest-range intercontinental ballistic missiles or nuclear weapons since 2017, but the Hwasong-12 launch signalled it could soon resume such testing
North Korea has confirmed that it launched Hwasong-12 intermediate-range ballistic missile, making it the longest-range missile tested by Pyongyang since 2017
North Korea conducted its largest missile test since 2017 on Sunday, sending a suspected intermediate-range ballistic missile soaring into space.
North Korea confirmed Monday it test-launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of reaching the US territory of Guam.
North Korea on Sunday fired what appeared to be the most powerful missile it has tested since President Joe Biden took office
The President called for North Korea to stop creating tension and respond to international calls for dialogue
Sunday's test was the North's 7th round of weapons launches this month
The Japanese government has expressed strong protest over the suspected launch
Kim Jong Un underscores his vow not only to improve his country's capabilities, but mass produce and deploy more weapons.
It appeared North Korean leader Kim Jong Un did not attend the tests on Tuesday and Thursday, which were detected by the militaries of neighbours South Korea and Japan
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the weapons, which were likely short-range, were launched from an eastern coastal area, but did not immediately say how far they flew
South Korea's military is assessing the launches to determine the nature of the projectiles
Very little is known about the names and positions of the mid-level and working-level scientists and technicians involved in missile research and development
Russia and China have blocked the UN Security Council from imposing sanctions on five North Korean officials in response to Pyongyang's recent ballistic missile tests
Accusing United States of hostility and threats, North Korea said it will consider restarting 'all temporally-suspended activities' it had paused during its diplomacy with the Trump administration
North Korea said it had conducted a test launch of tactical guided missiles on January 17, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported, citing the Korean Central News Agency
North Korea fired at least one suspected ballistic missile into the sea in its fourth weapons launch this month, officials in South Korea and Japan said
S Korea said N Korea fired at least one projectile in its 3rd weapons launch this month, as it continues to demonstrate its military might amid pandemic border closures and stalled diplomacy with US.