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Nepal floods leave hundreds dead, thousands missing

The death toll in Nepal has climbed past 330 as search teams continue to rescue people; China has confirmed three deaths ...

Nepal Floods leave hundreds dead, thousands missing: Live Updates

The death toll in Nepal has climbed past 330 as search teams continue to...

Iranians ‘shopping with a smile’ despite US sanctions – RT reports from Tehran (VIDEO)

Shops are cutting prices and offering installment payments as household budgets shrink, RT reports...

African Union launching credit rating agency

The AU-backed institution is intended to provide an alternative assessment of governments’ credit worthiness ...

Pyongyang car office workers busted for renting out state vehicles

Three low ranking managers at a car management office in Pyongyang have been referred to prosecutors on charges of secretly renting out state owned...

Apartment prices fall in one of Pyongyang’s newest districts

Apartment prices in one of Pyongyang’s newer housing districts have fallen from about $70,000 to roughly $60,000, and sales have slowed sharply, as a...

Travel certificate bribes surge in North Korea as corruption crackdown bites

Bribes for the travel certificates North Koreans need to move between regions have jumped sharply in Hoeryong, North Hamgyong province, and the government’s own...

Sinuiju youths sentenced to labor training over foreign videos

Four unemployed young men in Sinuiju, North Pyongan province, were sentenced to labor training after North Korean authorities caught them watching South Korean and...

Satellite images show mine drainage nearing North Korea’s Kangnyong Bay

Satellite imagery shows yellow-tinted mine drainage spreading from North Korea’s Bupo mine toward farmland and a saltworks in South Hwanghae province’s Kangnyong county, with...

As smugglers vanish from North Korea’s border, security agents’ lifestyles take a hit

North Korea’s crackdown on smuggling along its border with China has cut off a key source of side income for state security agents who...

North Korea cracks down on ghostwritten graduation theses at Pyongyang universities

North Korea’s Cabinet Ministry of Education has ordered major universities in Pyongyang to stamp out the ghostwriting of graduation theses, sparking anxiety among soon-to-graduate...

North Korea’s wealthy still crave South Korean cosmetics despite crackdown

Demand for South Korean cosmetics among North Korea’s wealthy elite shows no sign of slowing, and smugglers have begun repackaging the products into Chinese...

North Korea foreign trade shifts to state control

North Korea is overhauling its foreign trade system to route transactions only through official state trade organizations this year. Authorities have banned individual traders...

North Korea orders nationwide university crackdown after Kim Chaek arrests

North Korean authorities have ordered intensive inspections at universities nationwide, including in Pyongyang, after seven students at Kim Chaek University of Technology were arrested. A...

North Korea money-transfer brokers make a comeback amid bank distrust

Private money-transfer brokers are reviving in North Korea after a period of suppression aimed at pushing people toward banks. The distrust toward banks that...

Small Law Firms, Big Cases — The Attorneys Who Take On Trucking Companies

When a tractor trailer collides with a passenger vehicle, the resulting legal fight often pits a two or three person law office against a...

North Korea military officer discharged over wife’s Chinese relative

North Korean authorities recently discharged a military officer stationed in Hamhung after discovering that his wife has a relative in China who is an...

In North Korea, homes near markets fetch triple pre-pandemic prices

Housing prices near a market in the North Korean city of Chongjin have climbed as much as three times their pre-pandemic levels in 2026....

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