Content Author | NK PRO
NK Pro Logo
October 14, 2026Oct 14, 2026

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Veronica Hou

Veronica Hou is a China-DPRK specialist trainee at NK News. She previously conducted policy research and data analysis at the Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat. She holds a master's degree in international development and cooperation from Korea University and dual bachelor's degrees in journalism and international studies from Kyung Hee University.

News

North Korea-China passenger train belatedly resumed service last month

Trains between Ji’an and Manpho now run three times a week, restoring rail link suspended during pandemic

Veronica HouOctober 13, 2026
News

North Korean smartphone stops working when taken to South, Chinese blogger says

Jindallae 12 reportedly became stuck in reboot loop, raising questions about controls built into device

Veronica HouOctober 9, 2026
Analysis

Chinese authorities seize smuggled goods bound for North Korea: records

Customs filings from border city reveal machinery hidden in freight trucks bound for North Korea

Veronica HouSeptember 28, 2026
News

North Korea slams ‘unrealistic’ calls for denuclearization by US, ROK, Japan

DPRK Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui says allies’ calls for denuclearization justifies having a stronger arsenal

Veronica HouSeptember 24, 2026
News

North Korea denounces MSMT as ‘ghost group’ over its overseas labor findings

Pyongyang dismisses the 11-nation body as lacking UN authority and accuses its members of serving Washington’s agenda

Veronica HouSeptember 22, 2026
News

Cargo trucks appear to cross China-North Korea bridge after 12-year delay

Footage posted on Chinese social media showed several trucks crossing the New Yalu River Bridge.

Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin | Veronica HouSeptember 22, 2026
Analysis

North Korean trade with China rises 3.7% in August thanks to wig exports: data

Trade reversed a three-month downward trend, marking an uptick due to leisure goods, human hair and wig trade

Anton SokolinAnton Sokolin | Veronica HouSeptember 21, 2026
Analysis

North Korea is China’s biggest foreign wine market for fourth year in a row

DPRK sources wine through bulk imports at low cost, which likely makes its way to domestic bottlers and distributors

Veronica HouAugust 14, 2026