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Cindy In (686 Posts)

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  Kim Jong Un Misses Kumsusan Visit for Second Year—Is He Shaping His Own Legacy? 2025.01.03 Kim Jong Un's absence from Kumsusan Palace for two consecutive New Years raises questions about his evolving leadership style.
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  Sister of North Korea's Kim Spotted with Kids at New Year’s Celebration—But Are They Really Hers? 2025.01.03 Speculation surrounds Kim Yo Jong's children spotted at a New Year's event, raising questions about her personal life and family.
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  Kim Jong Un’s New Year Event: Music and Dance to Reinforce North Korea’s Patriotic Spirit 2025.01.03 North Korea's New Year celebration featured new patriotic songs, fostering national pride and reflecting the country's spirit of strength.
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  North Korea Builds New Science and Tech Library to Boost Regional Research 2025.01.03 A new Science and Technology Library has opened in Hwanghae South Province, North Korea, serving as a hub for research and exhibitions.
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  Over 60 Snow and Ice Sculptures Light Up North Korea’s Samjiyon City for New Year 2025.01.03 Over 60 stunning snow and ice sculptures in Samjiyon City celebrate the New Year, showcasing local development and future ski tourism.
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  Kim Jong Un Boosts Pyongyang Security with New Anti-Eavesdropping Phones 2025.01.03 North Korea has deployed secure phones at Pyongyang checkpoints to enhance security, following a drone breach in October.
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  New Year in Pyongyang: Fresh Veggies Arrive from Kangdong Greenhouse Complex 2025.01.02 North Korea's Kangdong Greenhouse Complex supplies fresh vegetables to Pyongyang residents for New Year's celebrations.
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  New Year 2025 in North Korea: Performances and Wreath-Laying at Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il Statues 2025.01.02 North Koreans paid tribute to Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il statues for New Year 2025, with ceremonies across the country.
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  North Korea Prioritizes Putin Over Xi in New Year's Greetings, Reflecting Strained China Ties 2025.01.02 North Korea's New Year coverage highlights stronger ties with Russia, sidelining China's greeting, amid cooling relations.
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  Kim Jong Un Hosts Lavish New Year Celebration in Pyongyang, Daughter Kim Ju Ae in Attendance 2025.01.02 North Korea celebrated the New Year with a grand performance attended by Kim Jong Un and top officials, featuring ice skating and fireworks.
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  Kim Jong Un and Daughter Tour New Kalma Coastal Tourist Area Set to Open in June 2024.12.31 Kim Jong Un inspects the Kalma Coastal Tourist Area, emphasizing its role in boosting North Korea's tourism and cultural development.
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  China Mourns Victims of Jeju Air Crash, Social Media Erupts with Condolences 2024.12.31 The Jeju Air plane crash at Muan Airport has led to widespread mourning in China, with significant social media reactions and condolences.
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  Chinese Hackers Target U.S. Treasury, Stealing Sensitive Data Amid Growing Tensions 2024.12.31 According to a recent report, Chinese hackers have successfully infiltrated Treasury Department systems and stolen sensitive information.
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  Kim Jong Un Sends New Year’s Greetings to Putin, Hints at Continued Support for Russian Military Efforts 2024.12.31 Kim Jong Un's New Year's letter to Putin emphasizes strengthening ties and military cooperation between North Korea and Russia.
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  Trump Pushes to Delay TikTok Ban: Can He Stop the Clock on ByteDance’s U.S. Operations? 2024.12.30 Trump seeks delay on TikTok ban set for January 2025, aiming for a negotiated resolution despite Biden's support for the legislation.
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  North Korea’s New Coastal Aquaculture Model: How Kim Jong Un Plans to Build Self-Reliance 2024.12.30 Kim Jong-un attended the inauguration of a seafood farming facility in Sinpo, South Hamgyong Province, on the 28th.
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  New Agreement Could Allow North Koreans to Visit Russia with E-Visa 2024.12.28 Russia and North Korea are drafting an agreement for mutual travel, enhancing cooperation following recent military ties.
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  North Korean Soldiers in Kursk Trapped by Shortages, Lacking Even Drinking Wate 2024.12.27 North Korean troops in Kursk face heavy casualties and supply shortages after Ukrainian strikes, with over 3,000 casualties reported.
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  Panama President Denies Trump's Claims of Chinese Military at the Canal 2024.12.27 Panama's President denies Trump's claims of Chinese military control over the Panama Canal, asserting it is solely operated by Panamanians.
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  Letter from Deceased North Korean Soldier Found in Kursk: 'In the Arms of My Parents' 2024.12.27 A letter from a fallen North Korean soldier reveals his birthday wishes while highlighting the grim realities of war in Ukraine.