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North Korea-China smuggling scheme appears to restart after monthslong lull
Investigations

North Korea-China smuggling scheme appears to restart after monthslong lull

Satellite imagery shows staging lots and crossing points active along Yalu River soon after Kim-Xi summit

North Korea-China smuggling scheme appears to restart after monthslong lull
Colin ZwirkoColin Zwirko July 6, 2026
Pro-North Korean activists arrested in Turkey ahead of NATO summit
News

Pro-North Korean activists arrested in Turkey ahead of NATO summit

Leaders of a Russia-based DPRK friendship group reportedly face up to 5 years in prison amid Turkey’s crackdowns

Pro-North Korean activists arrested in Turkey ahead of NATO summit
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin July 6, 2026
Kim Jong Un watches cruise missile tests from new 5,000-ton destroyer
News

Kim Jong Un watches cruise missile tests from new 5,000-ton destroyer

Leader vows to commission Kang Kon destroyer within two months after missile, guns and electronic warfare system tests

Kim Jong Un watches cruise missile tests from new 5,000-ton destroyer
Shreyas ReddyShreyas Reddy July 5, 2026
North Korea in June 2026: A month in review and what’s ahead
Month in Review

North Korea in June 2026: A month in review and what’s ahead

An analytical look at the main developments from June 1 to June 30, 2026

North Korea in June 2026: A month in review and what’s ahead
Chad O'CarrollChad O'Carroll | NK Pro July 3, 2026
No reports of North Korean GPS jamming near maritime border, Seoul says
News

No reports of North Korean GPS jamming near maritime border, Seoul says

A coast guard official told NK News the service received no recent reports of GPS jamming near western island

No reports of North Korean GPS jamming near maritime border, Seoul says
Jooheon KimJooheon Kim July 3, 2026
North Korean hackers expand supply chain attack campaign across ecosystems
News

North Korean hackers expand supply chain attack campaign across ecosystems

Campaign targeting developers could allow attackers to steal credentials and set up further attacks, researchers warn

North Korean hackers expand supply chain attack campaign across ecosystems
Shreyas ReddyShreyas Reddy July 3, 2026
North Korean traders fall victim to Russian corn supply scam: records
Investigations

North Korean traders fall victim to Russian corn supply scam: records

DPRK buyer used sanctioned Mongolian front to buy $1.4M worth of Russian corn, only to be scammed by Russian supplier

North Korean traders fall victim to Russian corn supply scam: records
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin July 3, 2026
North Korea reviews first-half economy as coal sector takes center stage
State Media Review

North Korea reviews first-half economy as coal sector takes center stage

A recap of everything in state media this week, from mining town modernization and production targets to diplomacy

North Korea reviews first-half economy as coal sector takes center stage
Seung-Yeon ChungSeung-Yeon Chung July 3, 2026
Seoul ministry prematurely renamed ‘defectors’ as migrants: human rights group
News

Seoul ministry prematurely renamed ‘defectors’ as migrants: human rights group

The Unification Ministry began using ‘North Korean-born citizens’ in official documents to refer to defectors

Seoul ministry prematurely renamed ‘defectors’ as migrants: human rights group
Jooheon KimJooheon Kim July 2, 2026
Russia busted North Korean peanut delivery in rare sanctions compliance: records
News

Russia busted North Korean peanut delivery in rare sanctions compliance: records

Russian customs office slapped a $610 fine, only for an appellate court to let the importer off with a warning

Russia busted North Korean peanut delivery in rare sanctions compliance: records
Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin July 2, 2026