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North Korea’s COVID-19 data has disappeared, but that’s just part of the problem
The DPRK is becoming increasingly mysterious as defectors and in-country foreigners plummet
It took six hours and two military alerts for South Korea to catch a defector
Human surveillance units only reported two out of 10 incidents where cameras recorded a man crossing the border
North Korean defectors sue South Korean unification minister for defamation
Four defectors filed a criminal defamation complaint against minister Lee In-young on Monday
New South Korean bill calls for more public info on North Korean cyberattacks
The bill surfaces just days after a Seoul lawmaker argued with the NIS over whether North Koreans hacked Pfizer
North Korean football player loses his $4.9 million contract with Qatari team
Han Kwang Song was supposed to play for Doha for five years, but a U.N. report suggests that his career was cut short
Biden pressured China on human rights. North Korea could be next on his list.
Experts say that the new U.S. president will be harder on North Korean human rights abuses than his predecessor
Kim Jong Un’s missing wife likely alive and well, Seoul intelligence agency says
South Korea’s NIS also allegedly told lawmakers that North Korea is suffering from food shortages in border areas
Two women accuse North Korean defector-poet Jang Jin-sung of rape
Prominent "Dear Leader" author denies allegations of rape, blackmail and sexual coercion
Photos: North Koreans dance, dine and dress up on Lunar New Year
In past years, North Korean state media showed off rice cakes and traditional garb at “Seollal” celebrations
Three years later, South Korea’s Olympic governor still bets on sports diplomacy
Gangwon governor Choi Moon-soon says the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics are a chance to rekindle relations with North Korea
