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EU state’s PM compares bloc to ‘massage parlor’

The group needs new leadership, not cosmetic changes, Slovakia’s Robert Fico has said ...

Iran protests spook Indian rice export hub (VIDEO)

An RT India report reveals that stocks are piling up in trading and export...

Zelensky a ‘confused clown’ – Iran

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has chastised the Ukrainian leader after he urged the West...

US expects Greenland resources as compensation for ‘protection’ – Vance

The vice president has insisted the Danish territory would be taken over by Russia...

North Korea’s elite Ponghak Beer enters Chinese market seeking foreign currency

North Korea’s Ponghak Beer, the beer of choice among North Korea’s elite, has appeared in the Chinese market. Alongside Taedonggang Beer, which was already widely...

Pyongyang restaurant workers endure all-day struggle session targeting personal lives

Hwasonggak, a major restaurant in the Hwasong district of Pyongyang, was subject to a year-end evaluation and ideological struggle session as part of a...

North Korea intensifies border crackdown on Chinese mobile phone users

North Korean authorities have launched another so-called mopping-up operation—a sweeping crackdown—on users of Chinese mobile phones, focusing on regions along the Chinese border. North...

Kaechon soft drink vendors face shakedown as officials demand more bribes

The public catering management office in Kaechon, South Pyongan province, has begun replacing many vendors at soft drink stalls. Officially, this is part of...

Satellite analysis shows North Korea’s showcase Sepo ranch reverting to wilderness

Eight years after North Korea built what it claims is the world’s largest grazing area on Sepo tableland in Kangwon province, there are indications...

Two orphaned sisters die of cold and hunger in North Korean border county

Two young vagrants in Samsu county, Ryanggang province, died of cold and hunger in late December, a source in the province told Daily NK...

Rice prices fall but corn surges, squeezing North Korea’s poorest consumers

The market price of rice in North Korea has been falling since December, but the price of corn—a staple for low-income earners—has been moving...

Suspended smuggling drives up prices of Chinese imports in North Korea’s Hyesan

After North Korea recently suspended under-the-table trade it had been organizing in Hyesan, Ryanggang province, prices of imported goods have been surging. “The state-sponsored smuggling...

Why collusion is a risk, not a solution, to China’s strategic dilemma on the Korean Peninsula

The institutionalization of United States-Japan-Republic of Korea (ROK) cooperation since 2023 marks a qualitative shift in Northeast Asia’s security environment. The Camp David Summit...

North Korean students give up on university dreams as wealth determines admissions

With North Korea’s university application season set to begin in earnest from mid-January, students and parents are increasingly unhappy that family financial status decides...

North Korean military couriers dishonorably discharged for smuggling merchants’ cargo

Several military couriers tasked with carrying classified documents received dishonorable discharges when an intensive inspection of train use at the end of last year...

Pyongyang targets workplace absenteeism scheme that keeps workers and officials afloat

North Korean authorities have begun criticizing enterprises’ customary practice of aekbeori—allowing workers to skip workplace attendance to pursue private commercial activities in return for...

Pyongyang’s rule of law push meets skepticism from people facing arbitrary enforcement

As North Korea urges the public to adopt a “law-abiding spirit” to help instill the rule of law, many complain the law is more...

North Korea cracks down on tutoring boom as schools prioritize labor over learning

North Korea has launched a harsh crackdown on the recent boom in private tutoring. The official reason: tutoring is “non-socialist behavior.” But parents have...

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