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Why are so few North Korean defectors Buddhist?
Protestants outnumber Buddhists among defectors, even though both religions are about equally represented in South Korea
North Korea praises inter-Korean summits as Moon Jae-in prepares to leave office
New photo book praises ‘unprecedented change' in inter-Korean relations during 2018
North Korea’s primary state newspaper silent on previous days missile test
No state media coverage could indicate a failure, but experts say that’s not necessarily the case
North Korea high on US agenda during Biden’s upcoming trip to East Asia
Expert says salience in the international community exactly what DPRK hopes to achieve through missile tests this year
Nutrition supplies released, critical health supplies delivered to DPRK: UNICEF
UN agency one of only a handful of entities to succesfully deliver aid to the DPRK during COVID-19 pandemic
How a North Korean defector was coerced into spying for Pyongyang
Court documents give a rare view into North Korea’s covert operations in the South
North Korea human rights groups express relief as Moon leaves office
Civil society, UN and others have criticized ‘the lack of North Korean human rights policy’ enacted under Moon Jae-in
Dutch intelligence says North Korea using Netherlands-based servers for hacking
Agency says DPRK uses The Netherlands’ fast internet to stage targeted attacks on cybersecurity researchers
Expert roundup: What’s the message behind Kim Jong Un’s latest military parade?
Experts eye Kim’s nuclear remarks with concern as new South Korean president prepares to take office
North Korea accuses EU of ‘hostile policy’ after new sanctions go into effect
DPRK foreign ministry says sanctions ‘farce’ shows the European Union is a ‘puppet’ of the U.S.
