North Korea satellite launch

The two Koreas, technically in a state of war, have no military reconnaissance satellites of their own and both are eager to possess them.

The deployment of additional missile defense systems is causing mixed reactions from Okinawans. 

Kim Jong Un inspected the National Aerospace Development Administration and urged technicians to launch the military reconnaissance satellite at the planned (but unspecified) date.

A day after it launched two MRBMs, North Korea confirmed that it was an important test for the development of a reconnaissance satellite.

Days after the U.S. warned of North Korea testing its new ICBM system, South Korea’s military said the North failed to launch an unidentified projectile.

The U.S. and South Korean military defined North Korea’s reconnaissance satellite tests conducted on February 27 and March 5 as a test for its new ICBM system.

Four days before the South Korean presidential election, North Korea conducted an “important” second reconnaissance satellite test – its second in a week. 

Seoul said a previously unspecified test at Sohae Satellite Launching Ground was a rocket engine test.

A close look at Pyongyang’s strategic missile capabilities.

North Korea's space agency reveals plans for a lunar mission by 2026.

The Pentagon's 2015 report to Congress on North Korea offers insight into the country's military progress.