History
Information related to North Korean history
How North Koreans ads in western newspapers backfired
Designed mainly for domestic reasons, over-the-top ads were derided even by allies
Burmese-North Korean ties have a long history
Despite Rangoon bombing, mutual needs have linked pariah states
Pyongsong: Site of the revolution to come?
City near North Korea’s capital has become center of national commerce
North Korea’s irreconcilable relationship with Christianity
Long persecuted, Christians in the North now have ‘official’ churches, catacomb networks
The NK News Study Guide, Part 4: Kim Il Sung’s North Korea
A look back at Kim Il Sung's Korea: 1953 - 1994
Kim Il Sung, in 1994, promised no nuclear weapons for N. Korea
Remarks by struggling regime’s leader appeared aimed at forging ties with U.S.
When two Americans were axed to death by N. Korean soldiers
“A vicious and unprovoked murder” - U.S. President Ford, 1976
North Korea’s “schizophrenic” computer and phone revolution
North Korea encourages IT and cellphone use but deliberately limits network capacities
Minorities in North Korea, part 3: Chinese-Koreans
Thousands of Koreans once escaped China for DPRK, but situation reversed in 1990s
Minorities in North Korea, part 2: Russian-Koreans
Status of Russian-Koreans changed as DPRK-USSR relations fluctuated
