Wednesday, February 4, 2026

North Korea’s Drone Tensions: What Does ‘Proportional Response’ Mean for South Korea?

North Korea hints at a proportional response to drone incursions but prioritizes internal cohesion over immediate provocations.

Speculative Investors Drive Nikola’s 33% Stock Surge Despite Bankruptcy Fears

Nikola, the EV startup that recently threatened bankruptcy, saw its stock soar by 33% today as speculative investors rushed in.

BabyMonster Thanks Fans as ‘Forever’ Dance Video Goes Behind the Scenes

YG Entertainment has unveiled the behind-the-scenes dance video for BabyMonster's latest song, "Forever."

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North Korea’s Economy: 10% Growth Amidst Challenges – What Lies Ahead for 2026?

North Korea's economy shows signs of recovery with a 10% growth over five years, driven by industrial and agricultural sectors despite inflation risks.

Moscow Snow Chaos: North Korean Embassy Parking Roof Collapses, 10 Cars Damaged!

A parking garage at the North Korean embassy in Moscow collapsed under heavy snowfall, damaging vehicles but causing no injuries.

North Korea Loses Hosting Rights for 2026 Asian Youth Table Tennis Championships: What Happened?

The ATTU has canceled North Korea's hosting of the 2026 Asian Youth Table Tennis Championships due to logistical issues and visa delays.

North Korea’s New Car Ownership Law: A Reaction to Rising Private Vehicle Numbers?

North Korea's rise in car ownership is misinterpreted; it's a formalization of existing private vehicle use, not solely due to new laws.

Kim Jong Un Highlights Agricultural Modernization at Samkwang Livestock Farm: What This Means for North Korea’s Future

North Korea celebrates Kim Jong Il's birthday with a livestock farm opening, emphasizing rural modernization and livestock industry development.
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Kim Jong Un Regime Promotes Patriotism Through War Veterans’ Memorial

North Korea is intensifying efforts to boost patriotism by newly interring the remains of soldiers ahead of Victory Day.

South Korea Considers Individual Tourism to North Korea Despite Tensions

South Korea considers individual tourism to North Korea to ease tensions, despite challenges and UN sanctions.

North Korean Apples Hit Russian Shelves as Sanctions Defiance Grows

North Korean apples enter Russian markets, marking deeper economic ties amid sanctions. Experts caution limited benefits for North Korea.

Judge Denies Detention of Military Official Linked to North Korea Drone Operations

South Korean Commander Kim Yong Dae faces allegations of drone infiltration into North Korea; arrest warrant denied due to cooperation.

North Korea Could Produce 400+ Nuclear Warheads by 2040, Defense Analyst Says

North Korea's nuclear production capacity is expanding, necessitating strategic negotiations to limit its growth and advance denuclearization.

Former Defense Chief Reveals US Military Supply Chain Vulnerabilities During 2017 North Korea Crisis

Mark Esper reflects on U.S. defense vulnerabilities and the need for strong leadership to prepare for prolonged conflicts, especially with North Korea.

South Korea Finds No Evidence of North Korean Radioactive Wastewater Impact

South Korea's investigation found no harmful effects from North Korea's uranium wastewater, urging reliance on scientific data over fears.

North Korea Claims It Found a U.S. Jet from the Korean War — Now It’s on Show

North Korea showcases U.S. military jet wreckage to stir anti-American sentiment while promoting new school uniform sizing and agricultural AI.

Military Officials Grilled in South Korea’s Explosive Drone Scandal

Special Prosecutor's team investigates military officials over alleged drone operations linked to former President Yoon's orders.

North Korea Soaked by Heavy Rains, Warns of More Floods Ahead

North Korea faces heavy rainfall, urging disaster prevention after last year's floods. Authorities stress proactive measures for safety.

South Korea Keeps Watch as North’s Rains Threaten Imjin River Flooding

South Korea's Ministry of Unification reports stable water levels at Imjin River despite heavy rainfall, monitoring potential risks from North Korea.

North Korea Puts ‘Shot Down’ U.S. Warplane on Display After 70 Years

North Korea displays wreckage of a U.S. fighter jet shot down in the Korean War, found in the West Sea, igniting anti-U.S. sentiment.

North Korea Opens Beach Resort, Then Says: No Foreign Tourists

North Korea halts foreign tourism at the Wonsan-Kalman area, citing unspecified reasons despite recent promotion and initial visitor arrivals.

North Korea Says Disaster Prep Is a Political Duty, Not Just a Safety Issue

North Korea emphasizes disaster preparedness, urging Party officials to implement measures to protect citizens and resources ahead of severe weather.

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