Tue. March 16, 2010
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Daily NK
March 16, 2010
In December of 1991,
North Korea merged Rajin and Sunbong, on the northernmost borderland of North Hamkyung Province where
North Korea,
China and
Russia ...
Arirang News
March 16, 2010
A
United Nations official has urged
North Korea to renounce policies that would only worsen its dire food shortage problem. The UN's Special Rapporteur on ...
AsiaOne
March 16, 2010
Washington Post
March 16, 2010
Reuters
March 15, 2010
"We can confirm that on March 14 the
DPRK (Democratic Peoples'
Republic of Korea) granted the Swedish embassy, our protecting power, consular access to a ...
Telegraph.co.uk
March 15, 2010
Not by visiting, as Barbara Demick, then
Seoul correspondent for the
Los Angeles Times, discovered when she went to
North Korea for the first time in 2005; ...
TechNewsWorld
March 15, 2010
linux has become an unlikely political
football, with
North Korea's totalitarian government embracing it, and the International ...
Global Security Newswire
March 15, 2010
North Korea officially withdrew from the six-party process nearly a year ago. It has since carried out multiple missile test-launches and conducted a second ...
JoongAng Daily
March 15, 2010
One hundred days have passed since
North Korea's surprise move to redenominate its national
currency. Widespread reports in
South Korea suggest that the ...
Washington Post
March 15, 2010
JoongAng Daily
March 14, 2010
'[Our] relationship is very much going to be affected by
North Korea's record on human rights.' WASHINGTON -
the United States will raise the issue of North ...
Korea Times
March 14, 2010
North Korea changed a law regarding its northeastern Rason special economic zone last January in an apparent move to attract more foreign ...
GulfNews
March 14, 2010
North Korea's decision to go back to the table and start bargaining on its
nuclear weapons programme in return for lifted sanctions seems to be an ...
JoongAng Daily
March 14, 2010
North Korea has unilaterally raised rental fees for offices of foreign embassies and international agencies by 20 percent this year, at the same time that ...
Yonhap News
March 14, 2010
South Korea's western front has been attacked up to 18 times by
North Korea in the past, which launched a surprise attack on the South in 1950. ...
DigitalJournal.com
March 13, 2010
PBS (blog)
March 13, 2010
A recent post on the
blog boing boing drew my attention to two collections of photos on Boston.com depicting
North Korea. The first set, shot by Eric ...
Reuters India
March 13, 2010
Seoul (Reuters) -
North Korea will return to dormant nuclear talks in April, ending its year-long
boycott of international discussions ...
Global Security Newswire
March 12, 2010
spy satellites reveal
North Korea boring another tunnel in a remote mountainside. Israeli warplanes
bomb a suspicious facility in the Syrian desert (see GSN ...
BBC News
March 12, 2010
In the mid 1970s
North Korea went bankrupt, so sometimes for my purchases I had to bring in $300000 or $500000 in cash. We found that
Austria was easy to ...
Voice of America
March 12, 2010
The report was sharply critical of the rights performance of several countries including
China,
North Korea and
Iran. The massive two million-word report, ...
Expatica Switzerland
March 12, 2010
A UN rights expert has accused
North Korea's regime of turning the country "into one big prison," saying widespread abuses by
Pyongyang put it in a class of ...
Asia Times Online
March 12, 2010
Seoul -
North Korea's
rhetoric is such a familiar noise during
United States-South Korean war games that most people don't pay attention. ...
Sify
March 12, 2010
A top media rights watchdog has listed
Australia along with
Iran and
North Korea in a report on countries that pose a threat of internet censorship. ...
BusinessWeek
March 12, 2010
President Kim Il Sung drove North Korea to become the first communist nation to default 34 years ago by spending almost a third of gross domestic product on ...
Council on Foreign Relations (blog)
March 11, 2010
I've been watching
North Korea ramp up efforts to attract foreign investment since Jack Pritchard and I heard last November in
Pyongyang ...
BBC News
March 11, 2010
... flouted international trade embargoes by buying everything from vintage wine and weapons to tanks and
spy technology and
shipping it to
North Korea. ...
Modesto Bee
March 11, 2010
There is cause for concern, with
Iran unwilling to bend to
global pressure, terrorists eager to acquire an atomic device, an erratic
North Korea threatening ...
Global Security Newswire
March 11, 2010
North Korea announced yesterday that it would continue to build up its nuclear forces and accused
the United States of doing everything in its power to ...
Reuters India
March 11, 2010
GENEVA (Reuters) -
North Korea confirmed it has recalled its envoy in
Switzerland but denied South Korean media reports he spent more than 20 years in the ...
동아일보
March 10, 2010
Ri Chol, 75, is
North Korea's ambassador to Geneva. Diplomatic sources in
Switzerland yesterday said
rumors are spreading in the diplomatic corps that Ri ...
Arirang News
March 10, 2010
... US will continue to enforce the
UN Security Council Resolution on
North Korea which was adopted after Pyeongyang's nuclear and missile tests last year. ...
Goal.com
March 10, 2010
He has been rewarded for his tenacity with four dates set aside for the
Nigerians against
North Korea in
Pyongyang as well as against
Paraguay, Colombia and ...
NTDTV
March 10, 2010
South Korean Red Cross officials crossed the border into
North Korea on
Wednesday to deliver powered
milk for the country, which has suffered from chronic ...
Los Angeles Times
March 10, 2010
There is cause for concern, with
Iran unwilling to bend to
global pressure, terrorists eager to acquire an atomic device, an erratic
North Korea threatening ...
Monsters and Critics.com
March 10, 2010
Seoul -
China is lifting a four-year ban on package tours to
North Korea, allowing a new train service to carry groups of tourists to the Stalinist state, ...
Beijing News
March 10, 2010
China has been given direct access to the
Sea of Japan for the first time since the 19th century, thanks to a lease deal with
North Korea. ...
Reuters India
March 10, 2010
Seoul (Reuters) -
North Korea's international trade dropped last year for the first time in more than a decade after the destitute state was hit by UN ...
Ynetnews
March 9, 2010
North Korea has recently created an
army division in charge of newly developed intermediate-range missiles capable of striking
US forces in Japan and
Guam, ...
Irish Times
March 9, 2010
The Tudor Hall
students who represented
Iran,
China,
Cuba, and
North Korea were not afraid to take controversial stances or defend the seemingly ...
