North Korea righted a capsized 5,000-ton warship and moored it ... Ministry on Friday asked North Korea to give advance notice before releasing water from a dam across the border on the Imjin ...

A Russian missile and drone attack in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv early Saturday killed at least three people and injured more than 20 others, officials have confirmed.

This week work on the Imjin Parkway Widening and Roundabout Project through Marina will see construction of a new driveway on the parkway at the Shell service station completed among other actions … ...

Ravi Varma, a junior engineer, has been arrested for allegedly leaking classified information about Indian Navy warships and submarines to suspected Pakistani Intelligence Operatives (PIOs). The ...

The project affects 1.7 miles of Imjin Parkway from Reservation Road to Imjin Road and will include the construction of four roundabouts and increase the stretch of roadway to four lanes, with ...

For this reason, the UNCLOS system is based on the assumption that warships possess the right of innocent passage. Authors. Guest Author TSURUTA Jun.

Amid rising tensions, China deployed two aircraft carrier strike groups and numerous warships around Taiwan in May, conducting extensive military activities. These actions, involving 70 vessels ...

North Korea has deployed dozens of huge white balloons alongside its wrecked 5,000-ton-class warship to stop it from sinking further after a botched launch last week, new satellite images show.

Diver Explores Sunken Warship—What He Sees Leaves Him Stunned. Published Jun 15, 2025 at 10:00 AM EDT. By . Alice Gibbs is a Newsweek Senior Internet Trends & Culture Reporter based in the U.K.

North Korea has reportedly refloated a warship after it capsized during a launch attempt, in an incident that drew harsh criticism from the country's leader Kim Jong Un.. State-run news agency ...

SEOUL - North Korea has launched a warship that was damaged in May upon its attempted first launch, state media KCNA reported on Friday. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.