Culture
Information related to the North Korean culture and culture in North Korea
The week in North Korean state media: A review of Jan. 7 to Jan. 13
An analytical look at the latest hypersonic missile test, possible changes to COVID-19 controls and more
North Korea says it can’t attend Olympics due to ‘hostile forces,’ COVID-19
Pyongyang informs public of plans to skip the Beijing Winter Games, pledges support to China for successful event
North Korea signals big events for upcoming birthdays of former leaders
Military parades common on past holidays as Kim Jong Il's February birthday to fall during Beijing Olympics
‘Death to America’ and disinfection dance feature in North Korean kids concert
Annual performance promotes pandemic measures, redemption for wayward youth and other propaganda lines for new year
A foreign media failure? Evaluating 10 years of the AP bureau in Pyongyang
Journalists and experts say access has worsened, but most insist that on-the-ground reporting remains valuable
Opening the first US news bureau in North Korea – NKNews Podcast Ep. 216
Jean Lee discusses the advantages and hurdles to doing journalism in the DPRK, working with local staff and more
North Korea puts on New Year’s Eve show as COVID cancels celebrations worldwide
Event featured fireworks after midnight and concert full of songs about Kim Jong Un
Piranhas, purges and porn: The worst rumors of Kim Jong Un’s decade in power
Hearsay and misinformation on North Korea routinely circulates as news, warping perception of the country
Ask a North Korean: Do North Koreans like to go camping?
Travel restrictions mostly rule out leisure camping, but there are other ways people spend time in the great outdoors
A diplomat’s life: Parting advice for those going to work in North Korea
Foreigners must learn to accept the political system but remain critical, while caring for their own mental health
