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Trump threatens strikes in Mexico

The US president claimed the country was being run by cartels ...

UK to spend $270 million on troops for ‘multinational force’ in Ukraine

Russia has warned that Western soldiers there would be legitimate targets ...

Trump comments on whether he would attempt kidnapping Putin

US president told reporters targeting his Russian counterpart “will not be necessary” ...

Trump says US would control 55% of world oil

The president has unveiled a plan to open Venezuela’s petroleum industry to American companies ...

North Korea orders youth to lead final push on five-year plan ahead of party congress

Socialist Patriotic Youth League organizations are conducting large-scale ideological campaigns at factories, but young workers react indifferently to calls for double shifts and overtime...

North Korea’s secret police crack down on officials’ wives consulting fortune tellers ahead of year-end reshuffle

The Ministry of State Security has ordered provincial bureaus to monitor nighttime movements and superstitious rituals as families fear personnel changes, with some paying...

Why North Korea’s December plenary meeting matters for the Ninth Party Congress

The time has come to wrap up another year. In North Korea, the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea typically holds a...

Daily water delivery services become routine in North Korean cities as quality concerns grow

Tokchon residents pay 6,000–8,000 won for daily shipments of drinking and mineral water as aging infrastructure and pollution drive year-round demand beyond traditional monsoon...

North Korean military expands sniper training under Kim Jong Un’s orders for ‘training revolution’

Special operations units are reorganizing around distinct combat missions and rotating through varied terrain as the regime prioritizes precision strike capabilities following observations from...

North Korean remittance brokers disguise themselves as traveling salespeople to evade crackdowns

Operators in border regions carry sweets and underwear to mask their use of Chinese mobile phones for money transfers, as state security intensifies surveillance...

North Koreans question reforestation campaigns as planted trees disappear for firewood each winter

Despite repeated mobilizations for tree-planting every spring and autumn, hillsides remain barren as saplings are harvested for fuel and small farming plots prevent forest...

N. Korean rice prices plunge 30% as foreign exchange rates stabilize after October spike

Rice has fallen from record highs above 30,000 won per kilogram to around 21,500 won and held steady for nearly a month, reflecting decreased...

Chinese war films shock North Koreans with revelations about regime’s Korean War propaganda

Movies depicting Chinese military sacrifices during the Korean War are spreading along the border, prompting viewers to question decades of state education that attributed...

Pyongyang orders hillside tomb removal along Chinese border, imposing fines up to $280

Authorities in provinces along the Chinese border are levying fines up to $280 on families with hillside graves, citing damage to national image and...

Faux fur jackets and combat boots fly off shelves as Kim Jong Un sets North Korea’s fashion trends

Leather jackets and military-style boots are the season’s hottest sellers at North Korean markets, with young people emulating the leader’s televised wardrobe and vendors...

N. Korea’s spy agency inspects foreign currency traders in China to prevent embezzlement

The Reconnaissance Information General Bureau has been auditing officials at medium and large trading companies in Shenyang and Dandong since October, questioning their contacts,...

N. Korea dispatches inspection team to verify cash wage implementation on trial farms

A joint task force from the ruling party and Cabinet will monitor South Hwanghae province farms until early next year to assess the effectiveness...

N. Korea orders enterprises to boost nursery support ahead of year-end reviews, sparking numbers game

Agencies and enterprises in South Pyongan province compete to inflate reported contributions to local nurseries and kindergartens, leaving logistics workers exhausted as they scramble...

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