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Top staff desert UK PM amid Epstein scandal fallout

Keir Starmer’s communications director has stepped down a day after the prime minister’s chief of staff resigned ...

Gitmo or bust: Have Epstein’s sexual predators been punished enough?

For all the lives they ruined, the actual criminals have faced remarkably little in...

Trump trashes ‘terrible’ Super Bowl show

Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny’s performance in Spanish was “an affront to the Greatness...

Russian scientists complete major study of African waters

An expedition has gathered data to boost sustainable fishing and strengthen scientific cooperation with...

Hamhung pharmacy college cracks down on campus dating with vague directive

Hamhung College of Pharmacy in South Hamgyong province recently issued a warning to students about campus dating, ordering them to date in an “experienced...

North Korea holds public trials for breast augmentation doctors and patients

As growing numbers of North Koreans become curious about breast augmentation surgery, the regime is seeking to quash the practice by holding public trials...

North Korea seeks Chinese investment through delayed payment schemes

North Korean trading officials on assignment in China are actively seeking businesspeople willing to invest in the North. The regime appears to be pressuring...

Electric bicycles transform rural North Korea’s economy and daily life

Electric bicycles are transforming life in North Korea’s rural communities, offering people a faster and more convenient alternative to traditional bicycles while opening new...

N. Korean authorities jail private tutors as crackdown intensifies

North Korean authorities have recently been tightening restrictions on private tutoring. Anyone caught being paid for private lessons reportedly faces legal sanctions, with no...

N. Korean money changers profit from currency fluctuations

North Korean money changers have reaped substantial profits from recent currency fluctuations. While money changers have increased their foreign currency assets in a short...

N. Korean women’s organization caught dodging mandatory political sessions

Authorities investigated a Socialist Women’s Union of Korea (SWUK) organization in Chongjin after it failed to regularly hold mandatory criticism sessions. “The SWUK organization...

Kaesong’s S. Korean buses now serving N. Korea’s Wonsan tourism zone

Five South Korean buses that appear to have operated in the Kaesong Industrial Complex were recently spotted in satellite photos, parked at the Wonsan-Kalma...

The shocking end of 52 years of broadcasts to N. Korea

After 52 years of broadcasting hope into the darkness of North Korea, the silence is deafening. South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) has pulled...

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...

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