On Friday, Malaysian authorities announced that VX, the "deadliest nerve agent ever created", was used to assassinate Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of North Korea's current leader, Kim Jong-un.

What is the VX nerve agent that killed North Korea's Kim Jong-nam? Malaysian police have revealed that the nerve agent VX was used to kill Kim Jong-nam when he was attacked at Kuala Lumpur’s ...

A few minutes after that, as an ambulance rushed him to a hospital, Kim Jong Nam died. He was 45 years old. VX nerve agent used to kill North Korean in Malaysia, police say Kim’s mother was one ...

Yantoultra Ngui was a reporter with The Wall Street Journal in Kuala Lumpur, covering Malaysia, with a primary focus on business, markets and finance, while contributing to political and general news ...

Kim Jong Nam died after a highly toxic VX nerve agent was applied to his face in a lobby at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Feb. 13, 2017. The attack was perpetrated by two women ...

A chemical response team was dispatched to a South Korean airport on Thursday after a passenger bound for New York discovered a suspected "nerve agent" among her belongings. Authorities at Incheon ...

Chemical weapons called nerve agents were likely ... For example, VX resembles a thick oil but dissolves in water (a drop killed Kim Jong Nam), while sarin (which was spread over a Syria's Idlib ...