Chinese officials warn of severe punishments for breaking anti-espionage law
Chinese anti-espionage officials have warned that severe punishments await individuals found to have been working in connection with foreign media or intelligence agencies in...
Leaflets Are Not the Point
On the 23rd, Minister of Unification Kim Ha Jung revealed that he would try to persuade North Korean human rights organizations to stop sending...
Editorial Calls for Unity with Kim
North Korea has released its annual New Year's Joint Editorial, moving to emphasize the lineage of Kim Jong Eun and calling for the people...
N. Korean family in Rason rumored to have made soup out of pet dog
Food shortages appear to be growing more severe for people in the city of Rason, home of North Korea’s first free economic zone, Daily...
NK Public 60%-23% in Favor of Change
Approximately 50 days remain until the ‘Day of the Sun’ (April 15th), a key date in the 2012 diary and one on which the...
Inter-Korean Improvement at Core of 6PT
“Only after improving inter-Korean relations will the Six-Party Talks be resumed,” according to Hyun In Taek, South Korea’s Minister of Unification.
Minister Hyun revealed the...
Spread of Religion Increases Government Anxiety in North Korea
“The matter of whether or not we can obstruct the enemy’s religious and superstitious activities is not a simple problem, but a crucial one...
Chong Chon Gang “Undoubtedly Violated” Sanctions
A draft UN report concerning a shipment of arms and equipment from Cuba to North Korea, which the Panamanian government intercepted on July 15th,...
Promising Outlook for Addition of Human Rights in NK to UN Security Council’s Agenda
A draft resolution on North Korea’s human rights at the UN looks likely to be adopted by the body’s General Assembly this coming Thursday...
