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North Korea Produces New Film On Capture of USS Pueblo
"A 'new' film on Pueblo will be nothing more than another North Korean fantasy"
The Women of North Korea: Mothers and Market Leaders
What circumstances led women to become the drivers of North Korea's market economy?
Remembering North Korea’s ‘Random Access Club’
Canadian Erich Weingartner recounts how he helped set up an exclusive foreigner only bar in Pyongyang
The African Student Protest for Clean Water in North Korea, 1984
"The whole street was full of African students walking and shouting"
A Day That Would Change Korea’s Future: The Birth Of Kim Il Sung
On the 101 anniversary of Kim Il Sung's birth, Brandon K. Gauthier looks back to a day that would go on to change the future of the peninsula
North Korean BBQ Diplomacy: How Current Tensions Are Hurting New York’s “Mob Crew”
"The more I grow up, the more I’m learning that that f--kin’ gangster mentality never got me anywhere."
Juche 2.0: How North Korea Uses The Web To Promote Its Ideology
Online games, websites and business portals all help define importance of Unification to Koreans at home and abroad
Being African in the Pure-blooded, Juche Republic
In North Korea, Juche might have been acceptable in the 1980s, but being a bright African student wasn't
The NK News Study Guide Part 3: Liberation, Division and the Korean War
North Korean Studies Newbie? Want to learn more? Get acquainted with the NK NEWS Study Guides
One African Man’s North Korean Juche Adventure
The curious tale of why a young man from Guinea ended up becoming a pawn in North Korea's 1980's UN vote chase.
