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North Korea Resumes Pyongyang International Marathon in 2025 After Six-Year Hiatus

North Korea will resume the Pyongyang International Marathon in April 2025 after a six-year hiatus due to COVID-19.

Taekwondo Rising Star Jeong Jae Bin Claims 63 kg Title at Junior World Championships

Jeong Jae Bin of Seoul Physical Education High won gold at the 2024 World Taekwondo Junior Championships, dominating his matches.

TikTok Korea Slams U.S. Ban Bill as Unconstitutional

TikTok Korea has declared that the U.S. TikTok Ban Bill contains unconstitutional elements and expects it to be resolved accordingly.

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New Zealand Joins Allies in Imposing Sanctions on Russian and North Korean Military Officials

New Zealand, Australia, and the UK impose sanctions on North Korean and Russian entities amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

North Korean Immigration to Russia Hits 13,000 in 2024, Driven by Education and Business

North Korean visits to Russia surged to 13,221 in 2024, raising concerns about disguised labor under educational visas.

South Korea Hits 15 North Korean IT Workers and Institution with Sanctions Over Cyber Thefts

South Korea imposed sanctions on 15 North Korean IT operatives for their role in funding nuclear programs through cyber activities.

Luxury Brands Thrive in North Korea’s Department Store Despite Sanctions

Reports reveal luxury brands still available in Pyongyang's Daesung Department Store, highlighting loopholes in North Korea sanctions.

Is Russia Breaking Sanctions? North Korean Clothing Ads Spark Controversy

North Korean clothing advertised on Russian TV violates UN sanctions, raising concerns about sanctions breaches and international trade.

13 North Korean Submarines Disappear from IMO Listings

North Korean submarines vanished from IMO listings in one day, sparking speculation about intentional removal or registration errors.

Kim Jong Un’s New Ride: North Korea Snags 24 Expensive Horses from Russia

North Korea has imported 24 Orlov Trotter horses from Russia, raising concerns about the country's ability to manage them properly.

North Korea’s Coal Rush: Over 70 Ships Spotted at Key Ports

VOA reports 70 vessels operating in North Korea's coal ports this year, suggesting possible illegal coal export violations.

North Korea to Get 10 Laptops Amid Sanctions – Why This Tiny Shipment is a Big Deal

UN Security Council's North Korea Sanctions Committee approved ten laptops for the IFRC to support its Pyongyang office.

Mercedes-Benz Responds: How Did Kim Get His Hands on This Luxury SUV?

Kim Jong Un's Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 raises concerns. Mercedes-Benz says it's beyond their control due to third-party resales.

IOC Confirms North Korea Didn’t Get Samsung Galaxy Phones

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) officially stated yesterday that the NOC of DPRK did not receive Samsung smartphones.

North Korea’s Olympic Team Sparks Controversy with Samsung Smartphones!

Reports emerged that the North Korean delegation at the 2024 Paris Olympics received Samsung Electronics' Galaxy smartphones as gifts.

Samsung Smartphones Given to North Korean Olympic Athletes May Violate UN Sanctions

A report confirmed that North Korean athletes have also received Samsung's newest smartphones, which are being given to all athletes.

A Look Inside Kim Jong Un’s Luxurioius Yacht

According to recent satellite images reported by Radio Free Asia (RFA) on July 9, a luxury cruise ship that is 262 feet long has...

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