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Sharpeville Massacre: The Day the World Saw Apartheid’s True Face

On March 21, 1960, a massacre occurred in Sharpeville, Johannesburg, in the Transvaal province of South Africa. This tragic event unfolded when police violently suppressed peaceful protesters who were protesting against extreme racial discrimination

North Korea Threatens ‘Most Lethal’ Response Over U.S.-South Korea Drills

North Korea has warned that it could resort to “the most destructive and lethal military means” in response to the recent U.S.-South Korea joint exercises, including the WMD removal training and UGF response training, conducted as part of the Freedom

North Korea Blasts Trump Administration Over NGO Loyalty Probe

On Friday, North Korea strongly condemned the Trump administration’s recent demand for international organizations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to reveal whether their activities are linked to socialist or anti-American groups.In a state

Kim Jong Un Hails New Missile Test as Major Defense Milestone

North Korea confirmed the successful test launch of its latest surface-to-air missile system on Thursday.The Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of the ruling Workers’ Party, reported that the Missile Bureau conducted a test launch on Thursday at a

Kim Jong Un Oversees New Missile Test as U.S.-South Korea Drills Wrap Up

On Thursday, the same day the U.S.-South Korea joint military exercise Freedom Shield (FS) concluded, Kim Jong Un observed the test launch of a new surface-to-air missile and visited the Nampo Shipyard, where he underscored the importance of bolsteri

North Korea to Open Medical Tourism for Foreigners — Will It Work?

As North Korea seeks to rejuvenate its tourism industry, increasing attention is paid to medical tourism, also known as treatment tourism, which targets foreign visitors. North Korea’s state-run website Naenara recently reported under the headline “A

North Korean Boat Crosses NLL — South Korea Weighs Repatriation Options

South Korean military forces discovered a small wooden boat carrying two North Korean civilians after drifting across the Northern Limit Line (NLL) in the Yellow Sea. According to the Ministry of National Defense of South Korea, on Friday, the milita

North Korean Apples Spotted in Russian Supermarkets—Trade Ties Deepen

North Korean apples have been spotted for sale in supermarkets across Russia’s Far East. On Wednesday, Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported that North Korean apples are being sold for 169 rubles (about 2.01 USD) per kilogram at “REMI,” a supermarket chain

South Korea Calls for Urgent Action on North Korea’s Human Rights Violations

The South Korean government stated that human rights, peace, and security are interconnected and emphasized the urgent need for North Korea to comply with international law in response to a UN human rights report, which describes issues of human righ

North Korea Holds First Local Unit Conference in 18 Years

North Korea has revived a long-dormant conference format from its past leadership. This move follows the country’s unprecedented decision to send troops to Russia, which has sparked negative public sentiment. Analysts suggest that this revival is par