Local companies are inadvertently breaching sanctions laws by hiring North Korean IT workers, funnelling money to Kim Jong-un’s regime.

Focus will be on whether leader Kim Jong Un will be named President. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes ...

North Korea’s ninth Party Congress started on February 20, 2026, amid escalating repression of young people, strict control of information, and widespread forced labor.

Two North Korean women in Hebei province were arrested after exchanging WeChat messages about escaping to South Korea.

The North Korean government has intensified repression inside the isolated, nuclear-armed state, expanding electronic surveillance and publicly executing people for sharing foreign media, the United ...

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un is now allegedly ordering for children to be executed for one stomach-turning reason. Public shaming. Hard labour. Child executions. They’re punishments you might ...

North Korea has unveiled one of its first-known statues of Kim Jong Un, using the "highly unusual" sculpture to depict the leader as a smiling man of the people, an ...

South Korean human rights lawyer Kim Tae-hoon says human rights efforts must be directly connected to the long-term goal of Korean unification.

Dr. Moon, author of The Korean Dream, warned that Korea stands at a historic crossroads that will determine the fate of the ...

North Korea’s housing push under Kim Jong Un may look like progress, but systemic barriers prevent construction from driving ...