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North Korean trading companies ghost Chinese clients, sell goods for triple profit

Contract manufacturing accounts for such a large share of North Korea’s official trade with China that wigs and false eyelashes are its top exports. But North Korean trading companies...

Russia will not attack Europe unless struck first – Lavrov

The foreign minister said Moscow would retaliate with full force against a potential aggression...

Japanese PM’s party secures historic win in snap elections

Sanae Takaichi will be able to push through a right-wing agenda now that the...

Red neckties create classroom hierarchy as N. Korean parents bribe for first-batch admission

Parents at some elementary schools in North Hamgyong province are unhappy about the selection...

Winter warfare preparations expose North Korea’s chronic military supply crisis

North Korea’s II Corps has ordered nutritious food for soldiers ahead of winter exercises beginning Dec. 1, but the directive has sparked complaints from...

Cash remains king: Why North Koreans resist Pyongyang’s digital payment push

North Korea is holding public lectures encouraging electronic payment adoption, but citizens remain hesitant due to concerns about government surveillance and policy instability. A...

Pyongyang’s digital gold rush: How North Korean hackers fund the regime through crypto theft

North Korean trade officials operating in China are illegally selling cryptocurrency to Chinese nationals, with Pyongyang earning a fortune in foreign currency as a...

From Kim dynasty to battlefield martyrs: North Korea’s expanding ‘eternal life’ propaganda

North Korea’s military is using stories of soldiers who detonated themselves in the Russia-Ukraine war as indoctrination material, telling troops “if you give your...

N. Korea’s child beggars flee ‘prison-like’ shelters for street life

The number of child beggars in the North Korean border city of Hoeryong is surging, with homeless youngsters increasingly visible near train stations and...

Chanel products popular among N. Korea’s wealthy

Chanel cosmetics and perfumes are becoming the latest status symbol among North Korea’s elite, as wealthy people in cities like Hoeryong and Chongjin increasingly...

Fur and famine: N. Korea’s elite flout luxury bans as workers starve

North Korea’s elite women are flaunting luxury fur coats worth millions of won—enough to buy a provincial home or feed a family for years—while...

N. Korean military unit cracks down on soldiers using private barbers

Units of the 25th Brigade of the North Korean border guard based in Hyesan, Ryanggang province, have recently begun cracking down harder on its...

N. Korea inspects progress in ‘three revolutionary movements’ at shipyards

As the end of the year approaches, North Korea’s ruling party has sent inspectors to major shipyards in Chongjin, Rajin, Sinpo and Nampo to...

N. Hamgyong province clamps down on private sale of rice

North Korea has launched a heavy-handed crackdown on private rice sales in North Hamgyong province. “After the Central Committee ordered a halt to the...

N. Koreans struggle to obtain wind blockers as winter approaches

Many households in North Korea’s Ryanggang province — where winter temperatures plummet to close to 30 degrees Celsius below freezing — lack wind blockers...

N. Korea aims to expand mineral trade despite sanctions

North Korea has recently taken steps to expand its mineral trade despite international sanctions. According to a Daily NK source in China recently, a...

North Korea’s price freeze in Kangwon province disrupts local markets

North Korea’s Kangwon province is enforcing a strict ban on market vendors setting prices for products made at local factories, causing disruptions to market...

Punggye-ri’s Tunnel No. 3 ready for use, but no signs of imminent test

South Korea’s Defense Intelligence Agency warned in a Nov. 5 closed-door parliamentary audit that North Korea “could carry out a nuclear test within a...

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