North Korea is carrying out arbitrary punishments, including executions, against citizens caught watching South Korean television, an Amnesty International report released Wednesday says.
North Korean soldiers were seen practicing marching formations in preparation for a possible parade ahead of the country's ...
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Amnesty: North Korea punishments vary by wealth, connections
A report by an international human rights organization has revealed that individuals caught watching South Korean dramas or ...
Television producer Kim Young-mi said Tuesday she chose not to blur the faces of North Korean prisoners of war featured in a ...
Labyrinth Chollima is morphing into three separate entities ...
North Korea has launched short-range ballistic missiles into the sea. South Korea’s military said it detected liftoffs ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says his country will unveil plans to further bolster its nuclear program at the upcoming ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's regime tests ballistic missiles as tensions rise in the region ahead of a massive political ...
In 2025, the North Korean government increased surveillance, information controls, and restrictions on market activity despite deepening food insecurity and inequality.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said North Korea continues to produce nuclear material at a pace that could allow it to ...
North Korea struck a maritime target Tuesday during the test firing of an upgraded large-caliber multiple rocket launcher ...
SEOUL, Jan 28 (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the upcoming congress of the ruling Workers' Party will unveil ...
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