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South Korean Ruling Party Leader Jang Dong-hyuk Departs for U.S., Citing ‘Defense of Freedom’

Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of South Korea's People Power Party, emphasizes the need to address challenges for democracy during his U.S. visit.

Robots Just Got Smarter—And You Can Run This AI on a MacBook

Hugging Face launches SmolVLA, an open-source AI model for robotics, enhancing vision-language-action capabilities on consumer hardware.

From Sand to Style: Stray Kids Impress with Colorful Desert Fashion in Latest Teaser!

Stray Kids unveiled group and unit teasers...

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ARF Says North Korea’s Nuclear, Missile Programs Threaten Regional Peace, Calls for Diplomacy First

Indo-Pacific foreign ministers condemn North Korea's nuclear threats, urging renewed dialogue for denuclearization and regional stability.

North Korea’s Foreign Trade Rises 16% to $3.13 Billion in 2024, Nearing Pre-Pandemic Levels: KOTRA

North Korea's trade grew 16.5% in 2024, nearing pre-pandemic levels, with exports up 30% and imports rising 13.9%.

Zelenskyy Claims Russia Seeks 30,000 More North Korean Troops, Though Rear-Area Deployment Seen as More Likely

Zelenskyy claims Russia seeks 30,000 North Korean troops for support in Ukraine, but experts doubt direct frontline deployment.

North Korea Says Denuclearization Is “Permanently Dead” After U.S., South Korea, Japan Reaffirm Policy

North Korea rejects denuclearization calls, claiming it's permanently dead, while accusing the U.S., Japan, and South Korea of regional destabilization.

South Korea’s Foreign Minister Urges North Korea to Resume Dialogue at ARF

South Korea's Foreign Minister urges North Korea to engage in dialogue during ASEAN meetings, emphasizing regional security and cooperation.
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North Korea Issues New Commemorative Stamps for 9th Workers’ Party Congress

North Korea has issued new commemorative stamps for the 9th Congress of the Workers' Party, reflecting its ideological principles and goals.

THE PARANOID LOCKDOWN: The Terrifying Truth Behind the Abrupt Cancellation of the Pyongyang Marathon

North Korea resumes train and flight services with China while canceling key international events, hinting at selective tourism openings.

Democratic Party’s National Investigation Plan: What You Need to Know About the 7 Major Scandals!

The Democratic Party of Korea seeks a national investigation into alleged prosecution manipulation under the Yoon administration, raising legal concerns.

PREPARING THE IRAN-PYONGYANG AXIS: How Kim’s Lethal Joint Tactical Drills are Training an Unstoppable Force for Global Conquest

Kim Jong Un observed a tactical drill showcasing North Korea's military capabilities, including new tanks and drone operations.

TOKYO’S DEATH EXPORT SCHEME: Why the ‘Mad Samurai’ Policy is Turning Japan into a Global Arms Dealer

North Korea criticizes Japan's arms export expansion, warning of militarism, potential aggression, and threats to global peace and security.

THE HWASONG-20 APOCALYPSE: Is the ‘Mad Dictator’ Finally Ready to Incinerate the U.S. Mainland?

North Korea showcased its new ICBM, Hwasong-20, during a military parade, raising concerns about its nuclear capabilities.

North Korea’s Military Threats: How the End of U.S.-South Korea Drills Could Ignite Tensions

The U.S.-South Korea joint military exercise ends, but North Korea remains aggressive, continuing military provocations and hostile rhetoric.

Is North Korea Ready for Tourism? China’s Travel Agencies Launch Group Tours Amid Uncertainty

North Korea and China resume passenger train services, with Chinese travel agencies launching group tours to North Korea.

North Korea Claims 20% Cement Output Surge After Kim Jong Un Visit

North Korea's 2026 Spring National Sports Festival opens with over 540 events, while cement production and housing developments surge.

3,500 Bottles of North Korean Alcohol Move Closer to South Korea Entry

North Korea's liquor import approval process is advancing as required documents are submitted, despite challenges in verifying origins.

Japan’s $8 Trillion Debt in Focus as North Korea Criticizes Defense Expansion

North Korea criticizes Japan's military expansion as a distraction from its economic issues, highlighting soaring debt and rising bankruptcies.

Trump Delays China Visit: What This Means for North Korea Talks in April?

Trump postpones China visit amid Middle East crisis, impacting U.S.-North Korea dialogue hopes, complicating South Korea's strategy.

Exploring North Korea’s New Constitutional Changes: Will Two States Become Law?

Kim Jong Un votes in North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly elections, with constitutional amendments expected to redefine inter-Korean relations.

THE FORBIDDEN ENGINE : Seoul’s High-Stakes Gamble To Break Nuclear Chains For Total Retaliation

South Korea's Defense Ministry is researching laws for nuclear submarines and IAEA safeguard exemptions to support military nuclear fuel acquisition.

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