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NATO rift widens as Trump eyes troop withdrawal from Germany

The US president has vowed to reduce the American military footprint on the continent after feuding with European leaders over the Iran war ...

NATO accused of propaganda after meeting producers – Guardian

Creatives reportedly fear that the US-led military bloc is moving to influence TV and...

Putin envoy comments on collapse of Spirit Airlines

The low-cost US carrier announced it was shutting down immediately following a failed Washington...

‘Immortal Regiment’ march held in Washington (PHOTOS)

The participants of the procession through the US capital carried photos of relatives who...

N. Korea conceals combat deaths of troops fighting in Russia

North Korea is enforcing strict secrecy around casualties among its troops fighting in Russia. A source within the Korean People’s Army’s 11th Corps revealed...

‘Not enough’: N. Korean farm workers push back against harvest allocations

Farm workers in North Korea are expressing frustration over receiving small allocations of the fall harvest despite their year-round labor, with tensions exemplified by...

North Korean students face earlier college prep test

North Korea’s education ministry announced recently that a preparatory exam for college applicants will be held two weeks early. “Education departments at provinces, cities and...

N. Korea expels money changers amid currency crackdown

North Korea has intensified its crackdown on foreign currency exchanges as market rates continue to climb. In recent weeks, authorities have banished multiple money...

N. Korea orders market crackdown to combat ‘capitalist elements’

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has directed officials to crack down on marketplaces, citing concerns about the spread of capitalist influences. The directive...

N. Korea’s failed whistleblower system: Informants left unprotected

North Korea’s Public Reporting System Law encourages overseas workers to report their colleagues’ illegal activities, but the system has proven ineffective due to inadequate...

Revealed: N. Korea’s 2020 law to shield young people from ‘foreign influence’

Daily NK has acquired the full text of North Korea’s Juvenile Crime Prevention Law, which the North Korean regime enacted to prevent information from...

N. Korea detains widow over comments on Juche calendar change

North Korean authorities have arrested a woman for questioning the suspension of the “Juche” calendar system that honored founder Kim Il Sung. The incident...

Out of reach: N. Korea’s push to expand luxury horse riding facility

North Korean authorities recently sought public input on expanding access to Pyongyang’s premier recreational facility, the Mirim Horse Riding Club, though critics note its...

Economic crisis drives North Korean city dwellers to countryside

Urban residents in North Korea’s city of Hamhung are relocating to rural areas like Hongwon and Riwon counties due to severe economic hardships making...

Mass exodus: N. Korean workers abandon posts in Chinese border city

Thousands of North Korean workers are departing China’s border city of Dandong without replacement, with approximately 4,000 leaving in October alone. “This month, about 2,000...

N. Korea’s electronics black market: Foreign tech flows despite global ban

Despite the international ban on directly providing, selling, or transferring electronics with military applications to North Korea, foreign-made mobile phones, laptop computers, and smartwatches...

Currency crisis drives North Koreans to dollar, yuan

The North Korean won has lost half its value against the dollar and yuan this year, driving more citizens to conduct marketplace transactions in...

Split families face new scrutiny as N. Korea labels South ‘hostile state’

North Korea has directed officials to revise documents relating to families split between North and South Korea and mandated ideological training for these families,...

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