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Tumen River bridge construction launches to boost Russia-North Korea ties

North Korea and Russia have launched construction on a new automobile bridge over the Tumen River, aiming to expand trade, reduce logistics costs, and deepen bilateral economic cooperation.

’60 years in North Korea was hell’: One man’s journey from repatriation to freedom

Yang Chang-soo, a North Korean defector repatriated from Japan in 1960, shares his harrowing account of 60 years under the regime and his fight for Korean unification.

North Korea conducts live-fire test on new destroyer, signals aggressive maritime strategy

North Korea launched a live-fire test of its new 5,000-ton destroyer Choe Hyon-ho, with Kim Jong-un calling for an “offensive defense system” at sea.

Russia releases combat footage showing North Korean soldiers in Kursk

Russia released footage of North Korean troops in combat near Kursk, prompting global condemnation and a UN Security Council session over sanctions violations.

South Korea’s spy agency estimates 4,700 North Korean casualties in Russia’s war in Ukraine

South Korea’s intelligence agency estimates 4,700 North Korean casualties in Russia’s war on Ukraine, while revealing broader military and cyber cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow.

North Korea bans song widely regarded as symbol of inter-Korean reconciliation

North Korea has banned the once-celebrated song "Glad to Meet You," marking a new phase in its campaign to erase symbols of inter-Korean unity.

North Korea acknowledges sending troops to Russia for first time

North Korea confirmed for the first time that it has deployed troops to Russia, citing its strategic partnership with Moscow and actions taken under Kim Jong-un’s direct orders.

Zelensky claims U.S.-made parts found in North Korean missiles used by Russia

Zelensky claims U.S.-made parts were found in North Korean ballistic missiles used by Russia in a deadly airstrike on Kyiv, raising concerns over sanctions enforcement.

North Korean crypto-theft campaign targeted developers using fake firms, security firm says

North Korea used fake U.S.-based companies to lure cryptocurrency developers into malware attacks as part of a broader cyber-theft campaign, a U.S. security firm said.

South Korean facilities in North Korea demolished under Kim Jong-un’s ‘hostile two states’ policy

North Korea has demolished major South Korean-owned facilities at Mount Kumgang, accelerating its policy to sever ties with the South and erase reunification symbols. Satellite images confirm the removal of resorts and tourism infrastructure, despite South Korea’s repeated calls to stop the destruction.

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