Kim Jong Un Hosts Lavish New Year Celebration in Pyongyang, Daughter Kim Ju Ae in Attendance North Korea celebrated the New Year with a grand performance attended by Kim Jong Un and top officials, featuring ice skating and fireworks.
North Korean Defector Reveals Kim Jong Un's Secret Kimchi Recipe North Korean defector Lee Soon Sil reveals exclusive Baesok Kimchi recipe on KBS2's show, competing against Sweet Persimmon Kimchi.
Kim Jong Un and Daughter Tour New Kalma Coastal Tourist Area Set to Open in June Kim Jong Un inspects the Kalma Coastal Tourist Area, emphasizing its role in boosting North Korea's tourism and cultural development.
China Mourns Victims of Jeju Air Crash, Social Media Erupts with Condolences The Jeju Air plane crash at Muan Airport has led to widespread mourning in China, with significant social media reactions and condolences.
Is North Korea’s Military Losing Control? Only 30% of Soldiers Show Up for Key Training Orders Amid Food Shortages North Korean reserve soldiers show low training participation rates due to food shortages and indifference, impacting military readiness.
Why Did Jeju Air Crash at Muan? New Details About the Mayday Call and Runway Overrun A Jeju Air plane declared "Mayday" after a bird strike warning, crashed at Muan Airport, resulting in 127 fatalities. Investigations ongoing.
North Korea’s New Coastal Aquaculture Model: How Kim Jong Un Plans to Build Self-Reliance Kim Jong-un attended the inauguration of a seafood farming facility in Sinpo, South Hamgyong Province, on the 28th.
Witness Claims Engine Failures on Jeju Air Flight Preceded Muan Airport Disaster A Jeju Air flight experienced engine shutdowns two days before a catastrophic incident, raising safety concerns among passengers.
Jeju Air Faces Another Landing Gear Malfunction Just One Day After Deadly Crash Jeju Air faced another landing gear issue shortly after a tragic crash, prompting a return to Gimpo Airport for safety.
Why China’s Declining Marriages Are Killing the Diamond Market Diamonds face a demand decline, with De Beers reporting $2B in inventory and reduced production amid competition from lab-grown alternatives.
15 North Koreans Sanctioned for Earning Cash Through Cryptocurrency Hacks South Korea sanctions 15 North Koreans linked to cryptocurrency hacking funding nuclear programs, emphasizing ongoing cyber threats.
North Korea Shows Off Economic Wins Ahead of Year-End Party Meeting North Korea showcases economic achievements, emphasizing self-reliance and recovery efforts ahead of the Workers' Party plenary meeting.
Laser Anti-Aircraft Defense 'Cheongkwang' Will Be Positioned Near Presidential Office to Defend Against North Korean Drones South Korea's Cheongwang laser defense system is set to intercept North Korean drones near the Presidential Office, enhancing security.
North Korea Faces Huge Shortage of Medications, Even in the Military North Korea faces severe medication shortages affecting both military and civilians, forcing families to seek treatments in local markets.
North Korea Tests Deadly Electric Fences With Live Animals—What Are They Preparing For? North Korea intensifies military preparations with new fences, noise campaigns, and GPS jamming, while reducing personnel for winter.
Is Japan's Seafood Ban Finally Over? China’s Big Decision Could Reshape Relations China may resume Japanese seafood imports, signaling improved ties amid geopolitical tensions and U.S. tariffs.
China’s Space Goals Will Shock You—And They’re Coming Sooner Than You Think China's space ambitions soar with lunar sample retrieval and plans for crewed lunar landing by 2030, alongside asteroid and Mars missions.
Is North Korea About to Launch a Dangerous IRBM? Here’s What Experts Are Saying North Korea may soon launch an IRBM targeting Guam, showcasing military advancements amid political changes in the U.S.
Kim Jong Un's 'People-First' Promise: How North Korean Flood Victims Got a VIP Treatment Kim Jong Un's "People-First Principle" shines as flood victims enjoy 130 days of care in Pyongyang, reflecting socialist values.
China's Economic Slowdown: Why Meeting 5% Growth Now Seems Impossible China's economy struggles to meet growth targets, raising concerns about its ambition to surpass the U.S. as the largest economy by 2035.
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