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Unnamed alleged Biden officials confessed to Reuters this weekend that attempts to communicate with North Korea have failed.

North Korea calls attention to comradely friendship with Cuba on Castro anniversary By (0) North Korean state media said Thursday Pyongyang will “make every effort” to strengthen ties with Cuba on the 35th anniversary of Fidel Castro’s visit. File Photo by Ernesto Mastrascusa/EPA-EFE March 11 (UPI) -- North Korea highlighted its friendship with Cuba in state media, calling bilateral ties "strategic and comradely" after the United States said previous policies on Cuba are under review. K...

U.N.: Member states can do more on North Korea human rights By (0) U.N. Special Rapporteur for North Korean Human Rights Tomás Ojea Quintana said in a new report the U.N. Security Council bears responsibility for lack of action on North Korea human rights. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo March 10 (UPI) -- The United Nations could be asking South Korea and other U.N. member states to do more to improve the human rights situation in North Korea -- a sensitive topic for Seoul a...

North Korean officials berate their economic performance in state media By (0) North Koreas economy is coming under state criticism after Kim Jong Un berated his officials for a "bluff" after the Eighth Party Congress in January. File Photo by Stephen Shaver/UPI | License Photo March 9 (UPI) -- Senior North Korean officials in charge of the economy are engaging in self-criticism in a new section of a state newspaper that reflects the official view of Kim Jong Un. Korean Workers Party newspape...

Home» News»Japan’s new Aegis ships will need to counter Hypersonic Weapons SPY-6(V)1 for Arleigh Burke-class Flight III, with 37 RMAs and AEGIS BL10 can track hypersonic weapons. Japan’s new Aegis ships will need to counter Hypersonic Weapons Following the sudden announcement of the suspension of the Aegis Ashore deployment, the Japanese government announced in December 2020 a plan to procure two "Aegis System-equipped ships" for the Japan Mar...

South Korea remembers comfort women on International Womens Day By (0) Former South Korean comfort woman like Lee Yong-soo and others were remembered in a statement from President Moon Jae-in on International Womens Day on Monday. File Photo by Keizo Mori/UPI | License Photo March 8 (UPI) -- South Korean President Moon Jae-in observed International Womens Day with a statement that included a reference to former Korean "comfort women" forced to serve in Japanese wartime brothels, as the two Ko...

Kim Jong Un takes hands-on approach to improving economy By (0) Kim Jong Un attended a new North Korean workshop for local-level officials to address the issue of agriculture, state media reported this week. File Photo by KCNA/UPI | License Photo March 5 (UPI) -- Kim Jong Un made a rare appearance at a new workshop for city and county-level officials in North Korea, a multi-day event that could be designed to implement policy guidelines established during the Eighth Party Congress in January....

North Korea’s ubiquitous standing newspaper displays, one of the most popular ways for locals to read the party-run Rodong Sinmun, have started to go digital: At the newly-renovated Kaeson metro station in Pyongyang, authorities have replaced the displays with an interactive touchscreen, a video posted on Chinese social media shows. Passengers waiting for a train […]

North Korea is promoting tree planting in state media, an ongoing project that could be part of a reforestation drive under Kim Jong Un.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un guided his first publicly recorded meeting of the year with top military officials, the state-run Rodong Sinmun reported on Thursday, ordering them to establish better “moral discipline”. Wednesday’s meeting — the first enlarged meeting of the Eighth Central Military Commission of the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK) — involved a […]