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Kim Jong Un warns North Korea of hardship, referencing deadly 1990s famine
Kim wants to wage a “more difficult Arduous March” — a term used to describe a historic famine and survival measures
North Korea warns of political collapse if elites can’t find ideological ‘unity’
Officials at a Pyongyang conference stressed the importance of being “ardent loyalists” to leader Kim Jong Un
US open to ‘some form of diplomacy’ with North Korea: White House spokesperson
U.S. Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Washington has a “clear objective” to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula
North Korean hackers suspected of creating accounts posing as NK News reporters
Security firm links suspicious profile to DPRK, investigation reveals more accounts likely set up for phishing attacks
First lawsuit between North and South Korean firms ends in loss for plaintiffs
Seoul court rejects claim by North Korea’s Myongji Corporation and others over $89,000 for zinc shipment
North Korea skipping Tokyo Olympics ‘consistent’ with its COVID-19 measures: US
Korea Sport and Olympics Committee says DPRK could reverse decision as late as June, but experts are doubtful
Kim Jong Un tells party cell leaders to bond all levels of society like a family
10,000 party members from across North Korea met in Pyongyang to discuss new economic plan on Tuesday
North Korean missile experts suspected of supporting Iran’s weapons programs: UN
Panel identifies 13 DPRK technicians accused of visiting Iran, describes transfer of critical missile parts
North Korea threatens NGOs, media over claims of malnourished children
Aid organizations recently told a U.N. panel that children are suffering due to the DPRK’s COVID-19 border restrictions
Still no COVID-19 cases, North Korea says after testing 22,389 people
North Korea has tested 44,504 samples since the beginning of the pandemic as of March 25, a new WHO report states
