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  • A Cup of Coffee with a Side of North Korea? DMZ Starbucks Opens Soon Starbucks will open a unique location next month at the Aegibong Observatory in Gimpo City, Gyeonggi Province.
  • Elon Musk Warns: South Korea’s Population Could Shrink by Two-Thirds Elon Musk warned at the Future Investment Initiative that South Korea's low birth rate could lead to a two-thirds population decline.
  • 'If It’s True, Putin Miscalculated’: Russians Skeptical Over North Korean Troop Rumors In recent developments, most Russians reportedly view the news of North Korean troops being sent to Russia as "fake news."
  • Mount Fuji’s Snow Delay Breaks 130-Year Record – Is Winter on Hold? With snowfall delayed in Mount Fuji, Japan, reports confirm that this will be the latest first snowfall in 130 years.
  • Russian Troops Furious Over North Korean ‘Allies’—Leaked Chats Expose Explosive Tensions Ukrainian intelligence reveals Russian soldiers express frustration and disdain for North Korean troops, questioning command structure.
  • North Korea Claims South Korea Sent Spy Drone Over Pyongyang, Issues Warning North Korea claims a downed UAV flew from South Korea's Baengnyeong Island, accusing the military of violating its airspace.
  • Yoon Just Said It—South Korea May Start Supplying Lethal Weapons to Ukraine President Yoon Suk Yeol stated that North Korea's troop deployments to Russia may lead South Korea to reassess lethal aid to Ukraine.
  • North Korea Slams G7 as 'War Club,' Accuses Bloc of Expanding NATO Influence in Asia North Korea condemns the G7 as a 'war club,' claiming it aims to shift the battlefield to Asia and criticizing its defense meetings.
  • North Korea Builds Massive Barriers Along Severed East Sea Line—What Are They Planning? North Korea constructs barriers along the East Sea Line post-explosions, enhancing defenses to prevent defections and tank movements.
  • North Korea’s 200 Munitions Factories Are Running at Full Capacity, Could Last 3 Months South Korea's military authorities have assessed that North Korea has secured enough supplies to sustain a war for as long as three months.
  • North Korea and Vietnam Agree on Strengthening Long-Standing Ties North Korean and Vietnamese deputy foreign ministers met to discuss strategies for enhancing bilateral relations.
  • Kim Jong Un’s Missile Base Inspection Ahead of U.S. Election, Shows Off New ICBMs Kim Jong Un inspected an ICBM base, emphasizing North Korea's missile readiness amid escalating tensions and global attention.
  • North Korea's Mining Sector Boosted by Expanded Machinery Production for Apatite North Korea's machinery industry boosts production of equipment for apatite mining, including pumps and mining wagons.
  • North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Sends Warm Wishes to Vietnam’s New President Kim Jong Un congratulates Vietnam's new President Luong Cuong, emphasizing the strengthening of bilateral ties between the nations.
  • Brides for Sale? China’s Proposal to 'Import' Foreign Women Causes Online Uproar China's gender imbalance leads to a proposal for importing foreign brides, raising concerns over human trafficking and cultural issues.
  • North Korea’s ‘Assassination Unit’: Why 12,000 Special Forces Are Heading to Russia North Korea's elite special forces, including the Storm Corps, are preparing for deployment amid rising regional tensions.
  • Kim Jong Un Criticizes Flood Recovery Efforts While Staying Silent on Russia Troops Kim Jong Un inspects flood recovery efforts in Jagang Province, emphasizing construction quality amid ongoing disaster response.
  • Experts Warn: Kim Jong Un May Push Military Provocations With Russian Support Experts have warned that North Korea may launch significant military provocations backed by Russian support and an enhanced nuclear arsenal.
  • North Korean Missile Experts Spotted on Russia-Ukraine Frontline North Korean missile technicians are aiding Russia in the Ukraine conflict following Kim Jong Un's factory visit in 2023.
  • North Korean Soldiers on the Run: 18 Captured After Fleeing Russian Unit Reports indicate that 18 North Korean soldiers deployed for operations in Russia have been captured after abandoning their posts.
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