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Museum conference in Dubai showcases professional strength

Taiwan participated in The International Council of Museums (ICOM) 2025 Conference, on from Nov. 11-17 at the Dubai World Trade Center in the United Arab Emirates. The seven-day conference...

Taiwan-Netherlands Economic Dialogue held in The Hague

The Taiwan-Netherlands Economic Dialogue took place Nov. 11 in The Hague, underscoring the bilateral...

MOFA thanks G7 foreign ministers for their support of cross-strait peace

The joint statement issued by the Group of Seven foreign ministers reaffirming the importance...

Ukrainian terrorist plot against high-ranking Russian official thwarted – FSB

Kiev’s agents planned to assassinate their target during a visit to a cemetery in...

N. Korea officially bans American cultural icons: Cigarettes, Coca-Cola, and denim

North Korea has implemented legal prohibitions against importing American cigarettes, Coca-Cola, and other U.S. products. Daily NK recently obtained the full text of the “Customs...

North Korea orders political lectures to combat rising military desertions

North Korea’s military plans to hold a series of political lectures to combat rising desertions that occurred during winter exercises from December to March. “The...

Class divisions: N. Korean parents reject impoverished teachers for their children

As a new semester begins at North Korean schools, parents appear to be judging homeroom teachers not for their teaching skills but for their...

N. Korea’s economic squeeze: Grain prices surge as currency collapses

North Korea’s market grain prices have recently surged to all-time highs after remaining relatively stable since December, increasing the financial burden on ordinary North...

As some N. Koreans skip meals, others splurge on designer spring fashion

Expensive spring fashions have been selling rapidly in North Korea’s major cities. While many North Koreans face food shortages with the onset of the...

Forced relaxation: N. Korean reporters struggle to fund state-granted hot spring trips

Local newspaper reporters in North Korea are struggling financially despite receiving government-granted vacation rights to use hot springs. Some journalists are even borrowing money...

WeChat traps: N. Korean security agents use confiscated phones for sting operations

North Korean security agencies have begun launching sting operations using the Chinese messaging app WeChat to crack down on people using illegal Chinese-made mobile...

Angry Protesters Rally Across America in ‘Hands Off!’ Demonstrations Targeting Trump and Musk

In an unprecedented show of unity, Americans from New York to Alaska mobilized in more than 1,200 locations on Saturday to protest President Donald...

Why a $300 billion development fund is needed to achieve sustained economic development in the DPRK

A critical but often overlooked aspect of North Korea analysis is the question of what it would actually take—financially and institutionally—for the DPRK to...

N. Korean students reject state university offers in favor of local education

Thirty students accepted into the Hamhung College of Pharmacy, a prestigious state-run university in North Korea’s South Hamgyong province, declined to enroll this year....

Curiosity and consequences: Young N. Koreans risk prison for S. Korean TV

North Korea has recently intensified television inspections in the border city of Haeju to ensure locals are keeping their channels locked and avoiding South...

Empty promises: N. Korea’s new factories fail to deliver for ordinary citizens

North Korea is boasting about exceptional output from new factories built as part of its 20×10 regional development policy. However, ordinary North Koreans see...

Spring hunger forces N. Korean rural families to borrow grain at crushing interest rates

The number of “food-poor families” has recently grown as North Korea’s spring hunger season intensifies, worsening the already severe seasonal food shortages. “The number of...

N. Korea narrows gap between official and market exchange rates

The won-to-dollar market exchange rate in North Korea has more than doubled over the past year, prompting the government to ban private foreign currency...

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