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North Korean parents forced to feed laborers renovating schools

North Korean parents in Chongjin are being forced to cover meals, snacks and cigarettes for laborers mobilized to renovate school facilities. The costs fall disproportionately on families with the...
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Youth weddings in North Korea go bare-bones as photo traditions fade

North Korea’s youth weddings are getting smaller, cheaper, and in some cases, nearly invisible....
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North Korea loosens mobile restrictions as it courts Chinese investment

North Korea appears to be easing mobile phone restrictions on Chinese nationals entering the...
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Is Kim Ju Ae really North Korea’s next leader?

Editor’s note: This piece was originally published on Daily NK’s Korean website in March...
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Western nations ‘changing tune’ on defeating Russia – Putin

The stronger the nation is, the less its enemies will be trying to hurt it, the Russian president said ...

Next few years will determine future world order – Biden

The US president previously admitted that the post-World War II system had “run out of steam” ...

You’re either with us or Hamas – Israel

There can be no neutrality regarding the Middle East conflict, a spokesman for Israel’s Foreign Ministry has claimed ...

Ukraine ‘going badly’ for US – Trump

The former President noted that the media no longer talks about Kiev’s conflict with Moscow, suggesting that it's trying to distract from failures ...

Sanctioned Russian stock exchange to resume trading

The St. Petersburg Exchange was included in the latest round of US restrictions ...

Pussy Riot founder given eight-year prison sentence

Pyotr Verzilov was tried in absentia by a Russian court for spreading falsehoods about the armed forces ...

Putin meets with president of Equatorial Guinea

The Russian leader held talks with Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo in Moscow ...

EU has lost $1.5 trillion over Russia sanctions – Moscow

The policy has hurt the bloc’s economy, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry ...

Everyone in Ukraine must serve – security chief

Aleksey Danilov’s statement comes as Moscow estimates Kiev’s losses in botched counteroffensive at more than 90,000 soldiers ...

Moscow to ship more free wheat to Africa

Supplies will go to Somalia, the Central African Republic, Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, Mali and Eritrea by the end of this year ...

Indian capital hit by ‘severe’ smog as winter arrives

New Delhi has closed schools and banned construction work as the city faces another air pollution crisis ...

First woman approved to lead US Navy

Admiral Lisa Franchetti’s candidacy was confirmed after a months-long blockage of nominations by a pro-life senator ...

Iran seeking to avoid full-scale conflict with Israel – CNN

Tehran is reportedly pursuing a “coordinated strategy” to prevent the situation in the Middle East from spiraling out of control ...

Taiwan co-launches first NASA APAC in Asia

The Ministry of Environment co-launched the Asia Pacific AERONET Calibration and Training Center (APAC) with the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Nov. 2...
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