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Hamhung teachers ordered to wear skirts during School Support Month

Hamhung teachers must now wear skirts in the classroom during North Korea’s October 2026 School Support Month, a rule that has angered female educators who still have to change...

North Korea’s largest power plant forces workers to pay for mandatory loyalty tours

Workers at North Korea’s largest power plant are fuming after being ordered on mandatory...

North Korean workers sent to Russia with no say and no destination

North Korea is sending more workers to Russia in 2026, but many recruits leave...

MOEA stages US Business Day in Taipei

The U.S. Business Day 2026 took place Oct. 13 in Taipei City to assist...

World News Archives – Watchdog Uganda

In a shockingly incendiary address, Burundi’s President Evariste Ndayishimiye ignited a worldwide firestorm by advocating for the stoning of gay couples, branding same-sex marriage...

World News Archives – Watchdog Uganda

Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council leader, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and his adversary Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo’s highly anticipated meeting in Djibouti was delayed, heightening tensions in...

Pyongyang installs decorative lighting on city streets for new year celebrations

North Korea’s central government recently ordered Pyongyang authorities to install decorative lighting on the city’s street as part of end-of-the-year celebrations. Some people, however,...

N. Korea begins accepting subscribers to 4G cellular network

North Korea recently began accepting subscribers to the country’s new 4G cellular network, but many people appear to be waiting to subscribe until 4G...

World News Archives – Watchdog Uganda

For starters, the Nordic countries are known around the world for their unique history and culture, which has enabled the continual exchange of ideas...

World News Archives – Watchdog Uganda

To promote and protect Uganda’s interests abroad, the country has about 42 foreign missions where it posts an ambassador and diplomatic staff to further...

World News Archives – Watchdog Uganda

The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Félix Tshisekedi has decried the insatiable territorial appetite  of his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame, likening...

Myanmar Rebels Capture Dozens of Security Forces as Fighting Intensifies

A coalition of ethnic armed groups in Myanmar said on Monday (Nov 13) that they had captured more than 40 security personnel, including a...

Biden and Xi to Meet in San Francisco Amid High Tensions and Low Expectations

US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to meet next week in San Francisco, on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific...

Colorado lawsuit seeks to ban Trump from 2024 ballot over Capitol riot

A trial began on Monday in Colorado to determine whether former President Donald Trump should be disqualified from running for office in 2024 due...

Ukrainian lawyer and opposition leader faces persecution for expressing dissenting views

A Ukrainian lawyer and advocate, who is also the chairman of the party “Union of Left Forces - For New Socialism”, has been accused...

Adani’s New Mega Port in Vizhinjam Can Boost India’s Trade and Economy

India’s largest port operator, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd., is building a new mega port in Vizhinjam, Kerala, that can handle some...

The career anyone can get into without a degree that ‘guarantees a job’ – it pays £50k and salaries are rising

A UNIVERSITY degree isn’t everything when it comes to landing a successful job – one “winning” pathway could see you earn £50k a year. Advances...

Man Utd stars including Marcus Rashford and Harry Maguire ‘beg Jadon Sancho to APOLOGISE to Erik ten Hag to end exile’

A HOST of Manchester United stars have “urged Jadon Sancho to say sorry and end his feud” with Erik ten Hag. We reported yesterday how...

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