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British Jews facing hate from all sides – police chief

Social media is to blame for making anti-Semitism “more and more mainstreamed,” Mark Rowley has said ...

Taiwan’s leader a ‘rat’ – Beijing

The rebuke came after Lai Ching-te made a secret visit to Eswatini, the only...

China orders domestic refineries to ignore US sanctions

The US has previously warned banks against dealing with firms allegedly involved in Iran’s...

Greece rejects Ukraine’s terms for naval drone deal – media

Kiev reportedly sought to control how Athens could use unmanned surface vehicles produced under...

N. Korean university’s year-end purge: From foreign songs to USB drives

North Korea’s University of Technology of Songrim conducted a campus-wide review last month of violations against the country’s anti-reactionary thought law, Daily NK has...

Free flu shots in N. Korean city highlight urban-rural healthcare divide

Free flu vaccines are being distributed in Hoeryong, North Hamgyong province, but a Daily NK source reports this program highlights medical inequality, with services...

Classroom politics: N. Korean teacher loses position after failed attempt to skip militia drills

A young teacher in Hoeryong, North Hamgyong province, faced public criticism and lost her teaching position after attempting to dodge mandatory militia drills –...

Study or else: N. Korean workers face daily memorization drills on party policies

North Korean authorities have mandated nationwide study sessions on the outcomes of December’s 11th Plenary Meeting of the Eighth Central Committee, requiring workers to...

N. Korea’s green push: Mining and renewable energy expansion face local skepticism

North Korea is ramping up mineral extraction and renewable energy projects in South Pyongan and South Hamgyong provinces, according to multiple sources. This initiative...

N. Korean elite women take ghost jobs to escape forced labor

Officials’ wives in North Hwanghae province are increasingly taking jobs in road maintenance to avoid mandatory labor assignments. The trend comes as housewives face...

N. Korean exports resume through Hyesan customs amid strict controls

Cargo-laden trucks have begun crossing through customs in Hyesan, marking a significant shift from last year’s empty traffic. This development has sparked optimism among...

N. Koreans abandon won as currency redenomination fears spread

Amid persistent rumors of currency redenomination, North Koreans are increasingly shunning the domestic won in favor of foreign currencies. This growing distrust is accelerating...

Crushing dissent: N. Korea’s anti-reactionary thought law and its effect on daily life

Daily NK has released a comprehensive report examining how North Korea’s “Anti-Reactionary Thought Law” is severely restricting citizens’ basic rights and daily lives. The...

N. Korea orders police to intensify public surveillance under guise of education

North Korea’s Ministry of Social Security has ordered local police boxes nationwide to intensify “mass educational activities,” a move that signals tighter surveillance of...

The death of N. Korea’s first chief of staff, Kang Kon (1918-1950)

The sudden death of a high-ranking military commander is an event that inevitably captures the attention of both contemporaries and historians. Recently, the world...

N. Korea tightens teacher training with new mandatory tests

North Korean authorities have intensified teacher training programs with stricter tests, following calls for “educational improvements” at last year’s ruling party plenary meeting. According to...

N. Korea installs advanced fuel system at Sohae launch site

North Korea has installed a new fuel injection system at its Sohae Satellite Launching Station in Tongchang-ri, North Pyongan province, marking a significant upgrade...

Power struggle over louderspeaker vehicle disrupts N. Korean factory’s propaganda activities

A power struggle over a loudspeaker vehicle has disrupted propaganda activities at a North Hamgyong province mining equipment factory, highlighting tensions between party officials. The...

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