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Thermal satellite images show Yongbyon reactors running nonstop

North Korea’s Yongbyon nuclear complex kept its key reactors and processing plants running through 2026, according to my analysis of satellite imagery. High-resolution photos and thermal infrared data show...

Economic, technological consultations conclude in Prague

Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs Cynthia Kiang and David Müller, her counterpart from the...

Taiwan holds Tier 1 in US anti-human trafficking report

Taiwan maintained its Tier 1 status in the U.S. State Department 2026 Trafficking in...

MOFA welcomes US Reps. Boyle, Salinas, Kennedy

Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung hosted a banquet for Reps. Brendan Boyle, Andrea...

Hyesan trade activities suspended ahead of Kim Jong Un’s Samjiyon inspection

North Korea recently suspended all trade activities in the Hyesan border area in preparation for Kim Jong Un’s on-site inspection of Samjiyon on July...

N. Korea’s national police agency issues directive to improve fire safety inspections

The Ministry of Social Security recently issued a directive to conduct fire safety inspections of relatively high-risk buildings and facilities for the month of...

New photos show N. Korea continues to violate international sanctions

Daily NK has obtained photos showing that the North Korean authorities are importing large quantities of sanctioned items through China. Daily NK recently obtained several...

Hoeryong increases cash payments needed to avoid mobilizations

Authorities in Hoeryong have raised cash contributions for households seeking exemption from compulsory work mobilizations in their neighborhood watch units. Speaking on condition of anonymity,...

Amid rumors of mass repatriation, North Korean workers in China face uncertain future

Rumors of problems between North Korea and China have surfaced with reports that Chinese authorities have recently made several requests to North Korean authorities...

N. Korean agencies join forces to intensify campaign against outside information

North Korea’s major law enforcement agencies have been working together recently to develop and strengthen the judicial system, which was an agenda item at...

N. Korea hands down harsh sentences for sharing South Korean media

North Korea has recently intensified its crackdown on the viewing and distribution of foreign media, particularly targeting South Korean content. In a recent case...

N. Korea moves forward with ambitious efforts to modernize Songrim Port

In a move to modernize its maritime infrastructure, North Korea has unveiled a plan to transform Songrim Port into a dual-purpose facility, separating military...

Two N. Korean women arrested for talking about S. Korean TV show

Two female workers on a “shock troop” construction crew were arrested by Pyongyang police after an informant said they had talked about a South...

N. Korean lectures urge rejection of “reactionary culture,” highlight anti-Yoon sentiment in S. Korea

The North Hamgyong Province branch of the Socialist Patriotic Youth League recently held lectures urging local youths to “thoroughly reject reactionary thinking and culture,”...

N. Korea’s Jungju encourages private commerce to collect funds for regional development

North Korea’s city of Jungju is actively registering new market stalls and shops, allowing private commerce as part of efforts to collect taxes for...

N. Korean donju increasingly turn to betting on sports matches for leisure

North Korea’s rich entrepreneurs, known as donju, are increasingly betting large sums of money on games featuring former professional athletes hired for the purpose....

Cyber Allies: North Korea and Russia’s cyber partnership in the post-treaty era

The year 2024 will be remembered as a milestone that paved the way for the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK or North Korea)...

N. Korean workers doze off during mandatory film screening at state-run mine

A propaganda film was recently shown in Kyongwon County, North Hamgyong Province, at the behest of the party and working-class organizations. However, most people...

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