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The Kosovo war trial looks like damage control: How far can accountability go without reaching NATO?

Justice is allegedly catching up with Hasam Thaci – that is until it reaches the edge of Western involvement ...

South Africa records decline in rhino poaching

According to the country’s Forestry Ministry, 352 of the animals were poached nationwide in...

European NATO members are ‘kids’ – US envoy

The Americans “still love” their allies on the continent, but they need to grow...

Ukrainian assassination plot suspects surveyed multiple Russian MOD officials – FSB

The agency says it has made a third arrest in connection with an attempt...

Falsified weights spark daily confrontations in N. Korea’s markets

Tensions have grown between buyers and sellers in North Korea’s markets as more merchants falsify the weight of their goods. “In Hamhung’s Sapo Market...

North Korean children drown in pools left by gold miners

As North Korean children play in water to escape the summer heat, parents worry about the drownings that happen around this time every year....

North Korean police ordered to write essays on Kim Jong Un honoring fallen soldiers

North Korean police officers have been tasked with writing essays about a video of Kim Jong Un honoring fallen North Korean soldiers, an exercise...

Jagang province armories face scrutiny following last year’s flood losses

The Civil Defense Department of North Korea’s ruling party ordered a comprehensive inspection of armories across Jagang province as the rainy season approaches. The...

North Korea cracks down on water safety after 127 drowning accidents last year

North Korean authorities are warning the public about drowning and other water-related accidents as people head to the country’s valleys, streams, beaches, and waterparks...

Lights out for locals as North Korea’s new resort blazes bright

The Wonsan-Kalma Coastal Tourist Area—a pet project of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un—finally opened on July 1, eleven years after construction began. Kim...

North Korean youth risk arrest for speaking like South Koreans

North Korean authorities are doing everything they can to stop the spread of South Korean pop culture, or hallyu, but young people keep using...

Chinese cooling fans become N. Korea’s hottest import

Chinese-made portable cooling fans have become the must-have summer accessory for North Koreans. “No matter the price, handheld cooling fans are among the hottest...

Going mobile: N. Korean traders move business home to evade restrictions

As North Korea cracks down on informal markets, the country’s commercial landscape is shifting dramatically. Since the devastating famine of the 1990s known as...

N. Korea expands drone support for select farms, sparking inequality concerns

North Korea has increased pesticide and fertilizer spraying using drones on major farms since July. While the selected farms welcome this boost in state...

N. Korea launches mobile gambling despite information controls

North Korea’s Samhung Electronic Wallet smartphone app now offers mobile lottery tickets with payouts worth tens of millions of North Korean won. Users can...

Heat wave deaths mount in N. Korea’s agricultural regions

A string of recent deaths in North Korea’s rural areas has been linked to extreme heat during weeding operations. According to a source in...

N. Korea’s anti-South propaganda session triggers unexpected admiration

State security agents in the North Korean city of Rason recently discussed South Korean President Lee Jae-myung’s debt-relief program during a political lecture. While...

Pyongyang’s new strategy: Exploiting S. Korea’s political divisions and weakened NGOs

North Korea has adopted a cautious approach to the new South Korean administration’s conciliatory gestures—including suspending loudspeaker broadcasts at the border, asking private groups...

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