North Korea conducts urgent health screenings for flood victims in Pyongyang
The screenings are viewed as critical by the government, which has underscored the importance of promptly diagnosing and treating any potential health threats.
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North Korea exploits flood recovery for Kim Jong Un propaganda amid growing public exhaustion
Despite the scale of the disaster, Kim has rejected offers of international aid from countries such as China and Russia, opting instead to emphasize the regime’s principle of self-reliance.
North Korean citizens risk lives to save leaders’ portraits amid Yalu river flooding
Amid the disaster, reports emerged of North Koreans risking their lives to save portraits of the country’s former leaders, Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il, as they fled their inundated homes.
Tensions escalate among North Korea’s overseas workers amid heightened surveillance
North Korean authorities have significantly ramped up their surveillance of workers in foreign countries. These measures include more frequent check-ins, restricted movements, and heightened scrutiny of communications.
North Korea denounces Germany’s entry into U.N. command
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius defended the move, emphasizing that it reflects Berlin's strong commitment to the Indo-Pacific strategy and to international security.
North Korea’s kangdong greenhouse complex fully operational, raises resource concerns
These advanced greenhouses incorporate real-time environmental monitoring systems, which automatically adjust conditions to ensure optimal crop growth.
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.
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
China and North Korea to implement mutual visa exemption for diplomatic, service, and official passport holders
China and North Korea have announced a significant development in their bilateral relations with a mutual visa exemption agreement set to take effect on July 26, 2024.
Russia and North Korea plan child exchange for summer camps
The first group of Russian children is scheduled to depart for North Korea at the end of July.
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