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‘Funding has fallen’: UN sounds alarm on lack of food aid for North Korea
World Food Programme says it shut down all DPRK offices outside of Pyongyang amid a “shortage of funds”
Paju pushes to reopen DMZ tours after COVID-19 and African Swine Fever closures
Businesses in the area have suffered after African Swine Fever-related closures starting in Oct. 2019
Seoul might ask for a refund after donating $11.6 million for North Korean aid
South Korea donated 13.8 billion won to the World Food Programme for a rice aid delivery, but Pyongyang hasn't accepted
Little to no mention of North Korea during US Republican National Convention
After touting North Korea as a major victory in 2018, Trump fails to mention the DPRK even once in his final RNC speech
North Korean state media blasts ‘disgusting’ defector-politician Thae Yong-ho
The DPRK likely slandered Thae because he's against a new draft policy that would ban leaflet send-overs, experts say
North Korea ramps up anti-smoking campaign while Kim Jong Un puffs away
State media has covered smoking prevention efforts several times recently, but the DPRK leader can't kick the habit
Seoul’s unification minister pushes for progress with US and Chinese ambassadors
Lee In-young stressed the need for peace and denuclearization to ambassadors Harry Harris and Xing Haiming this week
‘Frozen in time’: Photos inside North Korea’s lavish, nostalgia-driving hotels
A new book, "Hotels of Pyongyang," offers a detailed view of North Korean aesthetic and design in places of leisure
Nearly 60% of North Koreans now food insecure, worsened estimates after COVID-19
More than half of North Koreans suffer from food insecurity, but the situation is expected to slightly improve by 2030
US vice presidential runner Kamala Harris may support DPRK sanctions relief
Harris has made previous comments supporting partial sanctions relief in future US-North Korea negotiations
