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Nord Stream Pipelines · North KoreaOn Nov. 5, the South Korean Defense Intelligence Agency reported in a closed-door audit by the National Assembly’s Intelligence Committee that North Korea is operating parts of the closed Kaesong Industrial Complex. “We have confirmed that North Korea is operating some of the factories at the Kaesong Industrial Complex that were built by South Korean companies. Factories involved in light… SourceSee the Story
Satellite Thermal Imaging Confirms North Korea Running South Korean Factories without Authorization
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Nord Stream PipelinesNorth Korea revised the Labor Wages Act in May to make it illegal for workers to be paid in foreign currency. In addition, the new law deleted a section that authorized agencies, enterprises, organizations and farms to pay workers in kind and now requires them to be paid in cash. Daily NK recently obtained a portion of the Labor Wages Act, which was revised and supplemented as Decree No. SourceSee the Story
North Korea Bans Foreign Currency Wages, Mandates Cash Payments in Revised Labor Law
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Nord Stream Pipelines · PyongyangNorth Korea has abruptly recalled trade representatives from China and replaced some with new officials in an apparent bid to boost foreign currency earnings ahead of the Ninth Party Congress. Multiple Daily NK sources said trade representatives stationed in Dandong, Shenyang and Donggang in China’s Liaoning province were suddenly summoned to Pyongyang between Oct. 16 and 20. SourceSee the Story
North Korea Abruptly Recalls Trade Representatives From China, Replaces some with New Officials
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