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Latest North Korea news from NK News correspondents
Hackers use fake media domains to trick North Korea researchers
Attackers impersonate reporters at Voice Of America to lure DPRK experts with legal documents out of Pyongyang
North Korean hackers steal corporate files in attacks against European firms
Lazarus Group reportedly used Tor network to hide tracks after highly persistent social engineering campaign
UN renews DPRK human rights resolution, raising routine ire from Pyongyang
South Korea did not cosponsor the resolution for the second year in a row, but still supported it in a U.N. meeting
Seoul foreign minister defends leaflet law, says free speech is ‘not absolute’
Kang Kyung-wha spoke up about a controversial new law that bans leaflets and other items from being sent to North Korea
Nine years after taking power, Kim Jong Un visits his father’s grave
North Korean leader makes only his second appearance in the last month in traditional visit to the Kumsusan Palace
Fewer international ships and aircraft monitoring North Korean smuggling in 2020
Overall foreign military deployments to the Japan area fell this year, and that means less monitoring of the DPRK
North Korea’s working women just suffered a really hard year
During labor marathons, women breadwinners must abandon the market for state projects — and still tend to the family
Russia’s embassy in North Korea doubts that Pyongyang bought COVID-19 vaccine
Russia's Embassy in the DPRK said that media reports about Pyongyang buying a vaccine from Moscow are "questionable"
Defiant and dismayed, activists vow to break leaflet law and fight it in court
A day after Seoul passed a bill criminalizing leaflets send-overs to North Korea, opposers prep for constitutional court
After major Russian spy hacks, US says North Korea is an even stronger threat
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said North Korea is more prolific than Russia about trying to get into American servers
