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North Korea's Kim Yo-jong Calls for Measures Against Drone Incursions: What’s Next?

On Thursday, Kim Yo-jong, the deputy director of North Korea's Workers' Party, praised South Korean Unification Minister Chung Dong-young's recent expression of regret over the drone infiltration incident as fortunate, while urging measures to preven

Will North Korea's Kim Yo-jong's Remarks Ease Tensions on the Korean Peninsula?

The Ministry of Unification has interpreted Kim Yo-jong's assessment of Unification Minister Chung Dong-young's statement of regret regarding the recent incursion of civilian drones into South Korean airspace as a reasonable response, potentially sig

Unveiling the Legacy of Hyun Chol-hae: North Korea's Military Mentor to Kim Jong Un

North Korea is promoting loyalty among its officials by highlighting the biography of Hyun Chol-hae, a former top advisor to the Ministry of National Defense who was known as Kim Jong Un's mentor during his succession period. This propaganda push com

1500th Mass for Korean Reconciliation: A Historic Step Towards Peace

The Catholic Archdiocese of Seoul announced on Wednesday that it celebrated the 1,500th Mass for the Reconciliation and Unity of the Korean People at Myeongdong Cathedral in Seoul on Tuesday. This Mass, which has been ongoing for nearly 31 years, ser

North Korea's 9th Party Congress: What New Nuclear Strategies Will Kim Jong Un Unveil?

Following the Lunar New Year holiday, the Lee Jae Myung administration is expected to face significant challenges in its pragmatic diplomacy. This is due to several upcoming events: the 9th Congress of the Workers' Party of North Korea scheduled for

North Korea's Corruption Crisis: How Kim Jong Un's 'Self-Reliance' Policy is Threatening Regime Stability

Expert analysis suggests that North Korea's self-reliance policy has intensified corruption among officials, posing a significant threat to the stability of Kim Jong Un's regime. The upcoming 9th Congress of the Workers' Party is expected to prioriti

North Korea's 50,000 Housing Project: What Will Happen After Its Completion?

North Korea's ambitious new town construction project in Pyongyang, which began in 2021, appears to be nearing completion. Sources indicate that the regime plans to hold a grand celebration before the 9th Congress of the Workers' Party, scheduled for

KIM’S DIGITAL SHACKLES: New GPS Smartwatch Turns 25 Million Citizens Into Human Tracking Chips

As smart device usage surges in North Korea, analysts suggest the nation's inaugural smartwatch may be equipped with global positioning system (GPS) technology, potentially serving as a tool for monitoring citizens. While the growing demand for elect

1.2 MILLION CORPSES: Russia’s Meat Grinder Devours North Korean Teens In A Blood-Soaked Slaughter

The role of North Korean forces in the Ukraine conflict has evolved significantly since their initial deployment to support Russia, according to the head of Ukraine's parliamentary defense committee.In a recent Business Insider interview, Yehor Chern

Record Surge: Nearly 10,000 Russians Visit North Korea in 2025 – What's Driving This Trend?

Last year, a record-breaking 10,000 Russians visited North Korea. This surge in tourism and increased delegation exchanges suggests a growing alliance between North Korea and Russia, fostering more people-to-people interactions.Data from the Russian