Archive for January, 2011

Kim Jong Il Visits February 8 Vinalon Complex

This was posted at KCNA today, with no written commentary.  Someimes pictures speak more than words, it would seem. http://175.45.176.58/eng/

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Kim Jong-il’s Oldest Son Slams Hawks in the N.Korean Regime

North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's eldest son says the North should abandon the "Songun" or military first doctrine and pursue reforms and open up. Kim Jong-nam (39), who

EARLIER MILITARY TALKS REJECTED (3 Stories)

(Inter-Korean) South Korea rejects North's call for earlier military talks South Korea on Monday rejected a push by the North to bring forward military talks by 10 days,

NORTH KOREA URGED TO HONOR DENUCLEARIZATION PACT (2 Stories)

(WMD / Inter-Korean) S. Korea to press N. Korea to honor 1992 denuclearization pact: official SEOUL, Jan. 31 (Yonhap) -- South Korea plans to press North Korea to abide

NK Expresses Support for Denuclearization

North Korea has announced that it supports the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and the implementation of the 2005 joint statement adopted during the six-party denuclearization talks. A spokesman

UN report verifies NK’s uranium enrichment program

A report verifying North Korea’s recently-disclosed uranium enrichment program has been submitted to a U.N. Security Council committee overseeing sanctions on Pyongyang, sources said. A source within the Security

Furry Hat Offers Clues to Progress of N.Korean Succession

North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's son and heir Jong-un is already being treated with the same level of protocol as his father. A senior South Korean government official last

Kim Jong Il calls for computer network expansion

Kim Jong Il has called for the expansion of a domestic computer network, according to domestic media reports. His comments were made earlier this month, when he visited

U.N. envoy vows to press North on abductions

A special rapporteur for the United Nations on human rights in North Korea urged Pyongyang on Friday to resolve the long-standing abduction issue and deal with wider matters

Winds of change in Arab world unlikely to affect N. Korea

Observers here played down the possibility that the social media-driven winds of change currently sweeping the Arab world will affect North Korea, Monday. They noted that access to information