In the weeks after the mysterious Ryongchon train explosion that killed a dozen Syrian weapons scientists in North Korea on April 22, 2004, the Canadian Office of Foreign Affairs announced they were investigating reports that an Israeli Mossad spy travelling on a stolen Canadian passport was in North Korea around the time of the blast. [...]
20th June 2013
North Korea
Ugandan minister: We’ll make friends with whomever we please
Close ties with North Korea will not affect relations with the United States and the West, Uganda says, as government-level work is dictated by "national interests". [...]
Detained American was missionary dispatched to China
Kenneth Bae is a trained missionary who was using his China-based tour company as a platform to bring missionaries into North Korea, NK News can confirm. [...]
The African Student Protest for Clean Water in North Korea, 1984
The curious tale of how visiting African students would march to Pyongyang to protest a lack of clean drinking water. The final part in our three part series on Aliou Niane's experiences in North Korea. [...]
China’s Got a New Face, But its NK Policy Is Still Full Of Wrinkles
Kim Jong Un has sent his congratulations to Xi Jinping as China's new leader, but will Beijing's policy towards Pyongyang change direction? [...]
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