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Ukraine at 35: How a country’s population halved in three decades

A nation with 52 million inhabitants at independence in 1991 now has a population comparable to wartime levels under Nazi occupation ...

Ukraine at 35: Winter is coming to Zelensky’s state of corruption

Timur Mindich and his cronies raided funds meant to protect the power grid –...

Canada fires back at Trump’s 50% tariffs

The US president imposed unprecedented duties on Canadian goods after Washington and Ottawa failed...

Major Asian exporter tests Russian Arctic shortcut to Europe

South Korea has begun a trial voyage via the Northern Sea Route amid disruption...

N. Koreans complain about regime’s discriminatory electricity supply policies

Accidents at North Korea’s coal mines are on the rise due to power shortages, but restaurants and nightclubs frequented by the country’s elite can...

N. Korea completes almost 70% of rice transplanting as of early June

Amid the travails of a chronic food shortage, North Korea has identified increasing grain production as its top economic priority for the year and...

N. Korean police officer murders wife after finding her cheating with another man

A police officer in Chongjin, North Hamgyong Province, was arrested in late April for the murder of his wife, Daily NK has learned. Speaking on...

N. Korean defectors in China seek new lives inside the country

Women who defected from North Korea are fleeing their homes in rural Chinese villages in search of new lives, Daily NK has learned. Speaking on...

Academy of National Defense Science researchers unhappy with poor living conditions

Researchers at the Academy of National Defense Science, a critical agency in North Korea’s accelerating satellite and weapons development efforts, are increasingly unhappy with...

N. Koreans prefer to produce electronics rather than wigs, false eyelashes

North Korea’s exports of artificial hair products, including wigs and false eyelashes, are setting new records, but North Koreans prefer to work with electronics...

N. Korea holds struggle session to condemn non-socialist elements in films

North Korean authorities recently held an ideological struggle session for workers and artists in the movie industry, claiming that non-socialist elements have infiltrated films...

N. Korean cargo carriers face tough time making profits despite rise in business

North Korea’s cargo carriers are getting more work as the volume of distribution in the country has increased with the end of COVID-19. However,...

N. Korea orders officials to conceal information about anti-socialist behavior cases

Police and security officials have been instructed by North Korea’s Unified Command on Non-Socialist and Anti-Socialist Behavior to conceal information about incidents involving anti-socialist...

N. Korea orders munitions factories to beef up security

North Korean authorities recently ordered major munitions factories to beef up security amid a surge in production and theft of raw materials, Daily NK...

The story of one N. Korean woman’s tragic death in a reeducation camp

One day in early 2019, a public trial took place in front of the Provincial Performing Troupe Plaza in North Pyongan Province. That day, five...

N. Korean “volunteers” are running away from terrible work conditions

North Korea’s media outlets continue to boast that patriotic young people are lining up to volunteer for difficult jobs. But the reality is that...

What do Russian and North Korean leaders expect to get out of their summit?

Ahead of his planned visit to North Korea on Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would work with North Korea to develop a...

Drug-fueled orgy at Hamhung bathhouse leads to widespread shock

A major controversy has erupted in Hamhung after it was learned that high school sophomores had an orgy at a local bathhouse. Speaking on condition...

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