North Korean diplomats allegedly acting as couriers for laborers in Russia
North Korean diplomats stationed in Russia have been involved in delivering funds and letters from laborers to their families in North Korea.
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North Korea reduces party membership slots for discharged women soldiers
The ruling Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK) has historically offered party membership to exemplary soldiers upon their discharge as a reward for their service and as a means to ensure loyalty to the regime.
2.3 magnitude earthquake hits western North Korea
Residents in Kaesong and surrounding towns reported feeling the tremor, but initial assessments indicate there were no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries.
Kim Jong-un’s daughter may be groomed for leadership, South Korean lawmakers warn
Recent developments indicate that Kim Ju-ae believed to be in her early teens, has been increasingly showcased in North Korean state media. She has appeared alongside her father at significant state events and military parades, fueling speculation that she is being groomed for future leadership.
Tensions between North Korea and China rise over repatriation requests
China's push for repatriation comes amidst a backdrop of heightened scrutiny of foreign workers, as Beijing intensifies its crackdown on illegal labor practices.
Sensitive information leak endangers agents in North Korea
The leaked documents, which surfaced through an unauthorized channel, include detailed profiles of the agents, their operational methods, and critical intelligence on North Korean activities.
Pyongyang launches comprehensive inspection of gas stations after fuel theft scandal
This incident came to light when authorities discovered that an employee at a state-run petrol station had been pilfering fuel supplies and selling them on the black market
Belarus president calls for stronger ties with North Korea in letter to Kim Jong-un
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in his letter praised North Korea's resilience and sovereignty, expressing a desire for closer economic, political, and diplomatic cooperation.
U.S. blacklists Chinese nationals for alleged support of North Korean weapons program
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the sanctions on Tuesday, targeting individuals accused of facilitating North Korea's procurement of goods and technology for its weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs.
North Korea presumed to have sent over 5 million artillery shells to Russia
Minister Ivanov emphasized the need for heightened vigilance in light of this transaction, suggesting potential strategic implications for both regional and international security dynamics.