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Ukrainian arms purchases plagued by overspending – NYT

An internal audit has uncovered possible waste and graft in Kiev’s Defense Ministry, the newspaper has reported ...

Opposition has attempted five coups in four years – Georgian PM 

Politicians with no public support are focused on destabilizing the country, Irakli Kobakhidze claims ...

India to become world’s largest oil consumer by 2050 – expert

Demand in the South Asian nation is projected to rise to 9.1 million barrels...

Zelensky using ‘moral blackmail’ – Orban

Hungary has no obligation to support Ukraine’s EU membership bid, the prime minister has...

How N. Korea-Russia prosecutorial ties undermine international law

The Korean Peninsula faced heightened uncertainty recently as China’s 80th Victory Day ceremony on Sept. 3 showcased the deepening ties between North Korean, Chinese,...

S. Korea should prioritize humanitarian aid over military agreement revival

South Korean Minister of Unification Chung Dong-young recently announced his intention to restart inter-Korean dialogue by restoring the Sept. 19, 2018, inter-Korean military agreement....

N. Korea’s deadly propaganda machine

North Korea’s ruling party has recently bestowed the title “Hero of the Republic” upon soldiers who died fighting in Russia’s war against Ukraine, and...

N. Korean factory holds emergency session after officials caught smuggling

An emergency ideological struggle session was held early this month at the Samjiyon Potato Farina Production Factory in the North Korean city of Samjiyon....

N. Korea launches youth indoctrination drive amid growing dissent

North Korea has ordered mandatory weekly indoctrination sessions for young people nationwide, deploying revolutionary slogans and historical lessons to counter growing youth dissatisfaction with...

Sinuiju’s Yalu River parks draw crowds after flood reconstruction

A new culture is emerging along the Yalu River in Sinuiju, where people gather nightly to dance, picnic and read books in parks built...

N. Korean police try gentler tactics for demanding bribes

Police officers in North Korea’s border regions are still demanding money from local residents, but they’re doing it with smaller requests and gentler tactics...

Analysis: Kim Jong Un’s strategic gambit puts pressure on Trump and Lee

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un delivered a policy speech to the Supreme People’s Assembly on Sept. 21, right after strengthening his international support...

Pyongyang enacts comprehensive labor law to eliminate private economic activity

North Korea has enacted a comprehensive labor management law aimed at bringing all work activities under state control, including targeting people engaged in illegal...

N. Korea expands anti-Seoul propaganda with video production unit

North Korea’s Institute of Enemy State Studies is solidifying its role as the regime’s main vehicle for promoting the “hostile two-state theory” and creating...

Abandoned babies found in N. Korean countryside amid worsening rural conditions

Several cases of infant abandonment have emerged across North Korea in recent months, with babies being discovered in remote rural areas of the country....

Photos: ‘Agricultural revolution’ falls short as rural poverty persists

Despite North Korea’s promises of an “agricultural revolution” announced at a key party meeting in late 2021, the country’s rural areas remain mired in...

N. Korea trains propaganda army for party anniversary push

North Korea’s North Pyongan province has launched an intensive propaganda training program to prepare lecturers for the ruling party’s 80th anniversary celebrations. The provincial...

N. Korean workers face systemic violence from farm managers

Physical abuse of North Korean workers by low-level managers has become a widespread, systemic problem beyond simple workplace disputes. A source in North Pyongan...

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