War in Ukraine: Implications for North Korea • Stimson Center
Amid deepening ties between Russia and North Korea, examining the implications of the Russia-Ukraine war on North Korea's foreign policy.
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Putin's car gift to Kim showcases 'special' bond, defying UN sanctions
Russian President Vladimir Putin presented North Korean leader Kim Jong-un with a gift of a Russia-produced car exclusively "for his personal use," North Korean state media reported Tuesday. The South Korean government decried the gift as a breach of UN Security Council resolutions. The Rodong Sinmun, which primarily targets internal audiences as North Korea's most widely circulated newspaper, featured...
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＜Inside N. Korea＞S.Korea is the enemy…Trends after Kim Jong Un's "anti-unification policy" announcement (2)　What is the confrontational policy aimed at doing? Asked people for their opinionsns and atmosphere inside
"South Korea is now an enemy, neither a kin nor an object of reunification." Late last year, Kim Jon
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N. Korea touts sole leadership system on key anniversary
North Korea called Monday for loyalty to its leader Kim Jong-un and touted the monolithic leadership system as it marked the 50th anniversary of the announcement of the country's key guiding principle. In an editorial piece, the Rodong Sinmun, the North's main newspaper, highlighted late leader Kim Jong-il's announcement in 1974 of the monolithic ideological principle of "Kimilsungism." "...
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Tensions rise as North Korea mentions maritime border
AsiaToday reporter Park Young-hoonNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un supervised the North’s test-firing of a new surface-to-sea missile on Wednesday, say..
Source: asiatoday.co.kr