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South Korea’s repatriation of six North Koreans hints at fragile channel of contact

Six North Koreans were repatriated by boat in the first confirmed human exchange under President Lee, signaling fragile inter-Korean coordination.

North Korea bans access to South Korean radio broadcasts by law

North Korea has revised its radio law to ban access to South Korean broadcasts and foreign networks, tightening control over digital communications.

Seoul to repatriate six North Koreans this week, despite radio silence from Pyongyang

South Korea plans to repatriate six North Koreans this week despite no response from Pyongyang, highlighting both humanitarian concerns and geopolitical risk.

North Korea may soon send up to 30,000 troops to Russia, Ukraine says

Ukraine believes North Korea could soon send up to 30,000 troops to aid Russia’s war effort, with preparations already appearing underway.

North Korea releases emotional footage of Kim Jong-un mourning soldier who fell in Kursk

North Korea aired rare footage of Kim Jong-un mourning a soldier killed in Kursk, as part of a broader effort to justify future troop deployments to Russia.

North Korea, Russia move to establish regular air service between capitals as military, economic ties deepen

North Korea and Russia are working to restart direct flights between Pyongyang and Moscow, reflecting expanding cooperation amid shared strategic and economic interests.

U.S. bombed Iran’s deepest nuclear sites. Should North Korea be worried?

The U.S. bombing of Iran’s deeply buried nuclear sites has raised fresh concerns in North Korea about the vulnerability of its underground military infrastructure.

Moscow-Pyongyang train route to resume on June 17 after four-year pause

Russia will resume the Moscow-Pyongyang train route on June 17, with twice-monthly service and a new route to Khabarovsk beginning June 19.

North Korea permits individual car ownership for first time, Seoul says

North Korea is allowing individuals to register private cars for the first time, but experts say legal and financial barriers will limit its impact.

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un calls for tank modernization in factory inspection

Kim Jong-un inspected a North Korean tank factory, calling for modernization and mass production of advanced tanks to boost military capabilities.

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