North Korean hackers steal record $2 billion in cryptocurrency

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Researchers estimate that hackers linked to North Korea have stolen more than $2 billion in cryptocurrency so far in 2025, marking a record for the regime. This activity now represents about 13% of the country's GDP, according to United Nations figures. The funds are believed to support North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.

Russia China North Korea Leaders Meet

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Leaders from Russia, China, and North Korea met in Beijing to strengthen their alliance and showcase military capabilities. The meeting underscores growing cooperation among the nations amid global tensions.

Japan Weighs North Korea's Asian Games Entry

Japan is deliberating whether to allow North Korea's participation in the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, amid efforts to balance sports diplomacy with security concerns. The consideration follows North Korea's expressed interest in joining the event, potentially marking a rare instance of engagement between the two nations. This decision could influence broader regional relations in East Asia.