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North Koreans swim and play at a beach resort touted as a boost for tourism

Kim Jong-Un · North Korea

North Koreans swim and play at a beach resort touted as a boost for tourism

60% Center coverage: 52 sources

North Korea to send as many as 30,000 troops to bolster Russia’s forces, Ukrainian officials say

Ukraine War · North Korea

North Korea to send as many as 30,000 troops to bolster Russia’s forces, Ukrainian officials say

50% Center coverage: 44 sources

North Korea is set to triple the number of its troops fighting for Russia along the front lines with Ukraine, sending an additional 25,000 to 30,000 soldiers to assist Moscow, according to an intelligence assessment from Ukrainian officials.See the Story

North Korean civilian crosses heavily fortified DMZ into South

Kim Jong-Un · South Korea

North Korean civilian crosses heavily fortified DMZ into South

40% Center coverage: 25 sources

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Rubio Skips South Korea Visit as Coordination on North Korea Policy Stalls

Low coverage from Left Sources

Rubio Skips South Korea Visit as Coordination on North Korea Policy Stalls

North Korea Denounces US Indictment of DPRK IT Workers for Cybercrimes

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

North Korea has slammed U.S. indictments against DPRK IT workers for illegally working at foreign firms, denouncing the accusations as a “groundless” provocation that violates its national sovereignty. In a statement carried by the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), a spokesperson for the DPRK’s foreign ministry rejected the charges as “an absurd smear campaign” […]Donald Trump · North Korea See the Story

North Korean Hackers Deploy New macOS Malware to Target Crypto Firms

Coverage: 2 sources

North Korean cybercriminals are employing a new family of malware written in the Nim programming language to target Web3 and cryptocurrency-related businesses, according to a new cybersecurity report. In a blog post published on Wednesday, U.S. cyber security firm SentinelLabs highlighted an unnamed North Korean threat group’s use of the new malware family, dubbed “NimDoor,” […] The post North Korean hackers deploy new macOS malware to target cr…Singaporeans · North Korea See the Story

Civic group halts leaflet launches toward North Korea following crackdown

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A South Korean civic group representing families of North Korean abduction victims announced it will suspend its leaflet distribution campaign aimed at Pyongyang, signaling a shift in strategy in hopes of renewed inter-Korean dialogue under new President Lee Jae-myung. Choi Sung-yong, head of the Abductee’s Family Union, told NK News on Thursday that he made […]Asia · North Korea Read Article

North Korea Condemns Quad Denuclearization Calls as 'Grave Provocation'

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

North Korea’s foreign ministry lashed out at the U.S. and its partners this week for their renewed calls for denuclearization, once again declaring that its nuclear weapons status is “permanent.” State media released new utopian propaganda posters to urge the public to work harder, laying the groundwork to declare the successful completion of regime goals […] The post North Korea condemns Quad denuclearization calls as ‘grave provocation’ appear…Singaporeans · Pyongyang See the Story

Mitsuhiro Mimura: The secret to North Korea’s economic resilience

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Professor Mitsuhito Mimura, a leading Japanese expert on the North Korean economy, joins this week’s podcast for an in-depth discussion on the DPRK’s economic resilience, shifting trade patterns and deepening ties with China and Russia. With over 35 trips to North Korea under his belt, Mimura shares rare insights into how Pyongyang sustains infrastructure growth […]Singaporeans · Pyongyang Read Article

Lee Jae-Myung Says North Korea Could ‘Misunderstand’ Talk of Unification

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said it is difficult to talk about unification with North Korea at the moment as Pyongyang could misunderstand Seoul to be seeking “unification by absorption.” Speaking at his first formal press conference to mark 30 days in office, Lee largely avoided addressing whether South Korea should pursue unification following North […]Lee Jae-Myung · Seoul See the Story

North Korea, Chinese Border Regions Issue Flood Warnings Amid Monsoon Rains

Coverage: 2 sources

North Korea and Chinese border cities issued flood warnings this week as rising monsoon rains pushed water levels to dangerous levels along the Yalu River, prompting evacuations in China’s northeast and calls from Pyongyang to take preventive action. The heavy rains come amid fears of a repeat of the deadly floods North Korea experienced last […]Singaporeans · Seoul See the Story

Rubio Skips South Korea Visit as Coordination on North Korea Policy Stalls

67% Right coverage: 9 sources

The U.S. Secretary of State’s decision to skip a planned visit to South Korea has fueled concerns in Seoul that Washington’s shifting diplomatic priorities could undermine coordination on North Korea policy, as the allies debate military spending and alliance strategy and Pyongyang refuses U.S. overtures. The U.S. reportedly informed Seoul on Wednesday that U.S. Secretary […]Secretary of State See the Story

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