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Michael Hay, who managed the longest-running law firm in Pyongyang, dies at 58
Lawyer was known for winning disputes in DPRK, despite its opaque legal system
North Korean work to connect China’s “bridge to nowhere” slows down: imagery
Satellite imagery shows hardened-dirt roadway to Sinuiju infrastructure is complete, but awaiting asphalt
Expanding Japan-linked mall, online shop in Pyongyang targets “modern tastes”
A closer look at the Rim Mi Yong Aeguk Joint Venture Company and their flagship store in North Korea's capital
North Korean brand launches multi-pack canned beer box-set, pictures show
Eight pack of beer includes a complimentary beer glass, latest innovation from Kyonghung Foodstuff Factory
U.S. charges Huawei with new crimes, citing “fraudulent” North Korea ties
China's flagship telecom company misled Congress about its work in North Korea, Justice Department says
Cambodia says it closed North Korean-owned businesses, deported all workers
Phnom Penh’s first UN sanctions implementation report details broad crackdown on DPRK-linked operations in the country
Former South Korean officials say Kaesong should reopen despite U.S. opposition
Moon administration is criticized for "being too conscious of the U.S." regarding resumption of the inter-Korean complex
North Korea gas prices increase sharply amid coronavirus measures: data
Daily NK data shows sharp increase, while NK Pro data remains mostly static
New North Korean smartphones using AI, facial recognition technology: DPRK Today
Latest "Jindallae"-brand models popular thanks to their "unique appearance, function, and convenience," state media says
North Korea in January 2020: a month in review and what’s ahead
NK Pro has conducted an in-depth analytic review of news on the peninsula for the period between January 1 and 31
