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North Korea Condemns U.S. Strike on Iran: A Sovereignty Violation

Israel-Iran Conflict · North Korea

North Korea Condemns U.S. Strike on Iran: A Sovereignty Violation

36% Right coverage: 25 sources

North Korea has condemned the United States' military strike against Iran, labeling it a severe infringement on national sovereignty and territorial rights. The state media reported accusations against the U.S. and Israel for exacerbating Middle Eastern tensions. North Korea called for global condemnation of these confrontational actions.See the Story

Congolese soldier kills 3 colleagues during altercation in the conflict-hit east

Nord Stream Pipelines · Manitoba

Congolese soldier kills 3 colleagues during altercation in the conflict-hit east

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

A Congolese soldier shot and killed two of his colleagues while a third died of critical injuries in an altercation in the country’s east that left others wounded, local officials said Tuesday.See the Story

North Hamgyong province launches monument inspections

Nord Stream Pipelines · Seoul

North Hamgyong province launches monument inspections

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Hamgyong province has started inspecting how well local propaganda monuments are being maintained. This happened after someone complained that animal droppings and garbage around a mosaic mural in a Sinhung county village had been left there for a long time. According to a Daily NK source in South Hamgyong province recently, a university student doing farm volunteer work in Sinhung county… Source Read Article

N. Korean shipyard workers forced into unpaid overtime

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Workers at Sinpo Shipyard have been forced to work unpaid overtime to “boost their sense of responsibility.” This follows North Korea’s failed destroyer launch at Chongjin Shipyard and the arrest of several people blamed for the disaster. Workers are complaining that the new policy is unnecessary and hurts their ability to make a living. According to a Daily NK source in South Hamgyong… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

N. Koreans grow tired of potato-heavy diet

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

While the summer harvest brings relief from wondering where the next meal will come from, many North Koreans have grown tired of eating mostly potatoes. A source in South Pyongan province told Daily NK recently that wheat and barley harvests are nearly finished, and potato harvesting is now underway on farms across the province. North Korea’s potato harvest brings much-needed relief every June. SourceDiet · Seoul Read Article

N. Korean rice prices hold at record highs as food shortages worsen

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Korean rice prices, which broke through 10,000 won per kilogram for the first time in early June, are holding steady at around 12,000 won. However, corn prices have dropped slightly as other grains start appearing in markets. According to Daily NK’s regular survey of North Korean market prices, rice cost 12,000 won per kilogram in a Pyongyang market on June 22—the same price as two weeks… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

N. Korean artists accused of profit-seeking

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Korea organized a special lecture for artists at the prestigious Mansudae Art Studio to demand their ideological allegiance amid concerns about private art sales and “capitalist thinking.” “The vice director of the party’s Propaganda and Agitation Department personally delivered an hour-and-a-half lecture on June 14 at the studio conference hall to heighten artists’ ideological awareness… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

Sports equipment rental shops boom in N. Korea

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Koreans, particularly teenagers, are showing growing enthusiasm for sports as rental shops offering athletic equipment pop up near parks and other public areas across the country. A Daily NK source in North Pyongan province reported recently that “sports equipment rental shops have been appearing more frequently near public spaces like parks in Sinuiju and elsewhere in the province… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

China cracks down on border smuggling

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Cross-border smuggling in Hyesan, Ryanggang province, has been suspended for more than a month after Chinese authorities intensified enforcement in mid-May. The crackdown appears directly linked to high-level personnel changes in China’s Jilin province police leadership. A Daily NK source in China reported recently that “border crackdowns that started in the middle of last month are still going… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

N. Korean rice prices stabilize at record highs

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Korean rice prices have settled around 12,000 won per kilogram after breaking the 10,000 won barrier for the first time on record. Meanwhile, corn prices have dropped moderately as other grains have become available in markets. According to Daily NK’s regular market price survey, rice sold for 12,000 North Korean won per kilogram at a Pyongyang marketplace on June 22—unchanged from the… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

N. Korean street vendors vash in on early heat wave

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

With muggy weather arriving early in North Korea this year, street vendors are profiting handsomely from surging demand for cool drinks and ice cream. A source in South Pyongan province told Daily NK recently that soft drink vendors in busy parts of Anju — train station plazas, truck stops and residential neighborhoods — are laughing all the way to the bank. The vendors are making more in a… SourceHeatwaves · Seoul Read Article

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