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August 13, 2017

North Korea will regret attacks on U.S. 'fast': Trump

NEWS 11 August 2017 Last updated at 05:09 GMT

News - August 11 BY Hamish Macdonald

Military solutions on North Korea “locked and loaded”: Trump

U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday continued a spate of aggressive rhetoric a...

News - August 11 BY Dagyum Ji

N. Korean army chief pledges to impose “miserable” punishment on U.S.

A North Korean military army chief pledged to impose the "most miserable and mer...

News - August 11 BY Damin Jung

North Korea launches new war-themed games for mobile phones: state media

Photos published by North Korea's state-run outlet Arirang-Meari on Friday showe...

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How new lead, iron sanctions could cut $200 million from N. Korea’s trade revenue

KITA and UN figures lower than those presented by the U.S. Mission to the UN, however
by Leo Byrne

11 August 2017 Last updated at 06:16

Why so few North Koreans know about the 1969 Moon Landing

The DPRK authorities' cover-up of a pivotal moment in history is a remarkable story of censorship
by Fyodor Tertitskiy

11 August 2017 Last updated at 03:54

Analysis 10 August
By Andrea Berger

New UN Security Council sanctions on N. Korea: What they mean, and what they don’t

The United States has been pushing for another UN Security Council resolution to add qualitatively new restrictions on N...

Analysis 10 August
By Tristan Webb

Kim Jong Un’s July: celebrating the “final phase” of the U.S.-DPRK showdown

Kim Jong Un’s reported public appearances in July were almost entirely focused on the test of two intercontinental bal...

What Seoulites think about North Korean threats – and Trump’s “fire and fury”

NK News took to the streets to gauge the mood from residents and visitors
by NK News

09 August 2017 Last updated at 03:38

North Korean tankers stay away from Russia, two months after OFAC sanctions

Tankers that normally visit China also go quiet, indicating possible supply issue
by Leo Byrne

09 August 2017 Last updated at 10:26

Banned from both Koreas: How one American lost all access to the peninsula

Shin Eun-mi has attracted criticism - and praise - for her regular trips to the DPRK
by Chad O'Carroll

09 August 2017 Last updated at 05:11

DPRK Blues: Getting ill – and meeting Kim Jong Un – as a foreigner in N. Korea

"There he is, 5 meters away from me"
by Camila Stub

08 August 2017 Last updated at 11:31

Analysis 08 August
By Jonathan R. Corrado

Maximum pressure? How UNSCR 2371 will impact North Korea’s economy

On August 5, the 15 member-states of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) unanimously passed Resolution 2371, a ne...

Analysis 07 August
By Chad O'Carroll

The United Nations’ latest DPRK Resolution: How will Pyongyang respond?

United Nations Resolution 2371, agreed on Saturday in response to North Korea’s two July intercontinental ballistic mi...

Analysis 07 August
By Tal Inbar and Uzi Rubin

Did the Hwasong-14 really breakup upon re-entry?

North Korea's second intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) flight (Hwasong-14, on July 28 2017), demonstrating an even longer-range capability than the previous one ...

Analysis 04 August
By Chad O'Carroll

Dandong customs house in July: A look at what’s going into North Korea

Since his election, spare a brief "honeymoon" period in the aftermath of the Mar-A-Lago summit in April, much of Preside...

North Korea’s unique interpretation of Marxist historiography

DPRK philosophy has been mixed in its teaching of traditional Communist narratives of the past
by Fyodor Tertitskiy

04 August 2017 Last updated at 03:20

Panama in possible breach of UNSC Resolution 2321: investigation

The country continues to register vessels with strong links to North Korea
by Leo Byrne

04 August 2017 Last updated at 01:58

Building socialism: N. Korea’s construction boom and shaky private enterprise

Far from the propaganda set pieces of Pyongyang, a market for property investment is thriving
by Andrei Lankov

03 August 2017 Last updated at 11:57

Analysis 03 August
By John Petrushka

The View from Jingshan: Beijing denies responsibility for N. Korean ICBM tests

Despite two major missile tests by North Korea and increasingly strong rhetoric from the U.S. and Japan pressuring Beiji...

Analysis 03 August
By Chad O'Carroll

Plus ça change? Ministry of Unification flip-flops on talks with North Korea

South Korea's Ministry of Unification (MOU) underscored the importance of resuming inter-Korean cooperation on Tuesday, ...

Analysis 03 August
By Anthony V. Rinna

Why Russia won’t call the Hwasong-14 an ICBM

Once a possible holdout of Russia-U.S. international cooperation, North Korea has since evolved into the latest area of diplomatic disagreement between Moscow and Washing...

Analysis 02 August
By Chad O'Carroll

New South Korean unilateral sanctions: What are Moon’s options?

South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Saturday that his government was considering new unilateral sanctions against th...

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KITA and UN figures lower than those presented by the U.S. Mission to the UN, however by Leo Byrne

The DPRK authorities' cover-up of a pivotal moment in history is a remarkable story of censorship by Fyodor Tertitskiy

Analysis 10 August By Andrea Berger

Analysis 10 August By Tristan Webb

NK News took to the streets to gauge the mood from residents and visitors by NK News

Tankers that normally visit China also go quiet, indicating possible supply issue by Leo Byrne

Shin Eun-mi has attracted criticism - and praise - for her regular trips to the DPRK by Chad O'Carroll

"There he is, 5 meters away from me" by Camila Stub

Analysis 08 August By Jonathan R. Corrado

Analysis 07 August By Chad O'Carroll

Analysis 07 August By Tal Inbar and Uzi Rubin

Analysis 04 August By Chad O'Carroll

DPRK philosophy has been mixed in its teaching of traditional Communist narratives of the past by Fyodor Tertitskiy

The country continues to register vessels with strong links to North Korea by Leo Byrne

Far from the propaganda set pieces of Pyongyang, a market for property investment is thriving by Andrei Lankov

Analysis 03 August By John Petrushka

Analysis 03 August By Chad O'Carroll

Analysis 03 August By Anthony V. Rinna

Analysis 02 August By Chad O'Carroll

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