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The legacy of the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.95
Podcast

The legacy of the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.95

Historian August Myrseth discusses the landmark festival's long-term impact

The legacy of the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.95
Jacco Zwetsloot
Jacco Zwetsloot September 10, 2019
The North Korean perspective of the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.93
Podcast

The North Korean perspective of the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.93

Former Pyongyang resident Choi Sung-guk discusses his experiences of the international event

The North Korean perspective of the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.93
Jacco Zwetsloot
Jacco Zwetsloot August 27, 2019
Comrades disunited: North Korea and the Soviet-Albanian split

Comrades disunited: North Korea and the Soviet-Albanian split

A diplomatic and ideological spat between Moscow and Tirana left Pyongyang in a tricky position

Comrades disunited: North Korea and the Soviet-Albanian split
Taehwa Hong
Taehwa Hong August 14, 2019
Some anti-U.S. education in North Korea persists, despite diplomatic détente
NK PRO

Some anti-U.S. education in North Korea persists, despite diplomatic détente

Satellite imagery and state media reveal regular visits to American atrocity-focused museums continue

Some anti-U.S. education in North Korea persists, despite diplomatic détente
Colin Zwirko
Colin Zwirko August 14, 2019
“Brothers”: the banned North Korean-Soviet film ruined by Juche politics

“Brothers”: the banned North Korean-Soviet film ruined by Juche politics

A jointly-produced movie, the first of its kind, showed just how strict the DPRK really was

“Brothers”: the banned North Korean-Soviet film ruined by Juche politics
Tatiana Gabroussenko
Tatiana Gabroussenko August 13, 2019
Politics and the Korean language: a history of Chinese characters in the DPRK

Politics and the Korean language: a history of Chinese characters in the DPRK

Both simplified and traditional characters remain in use to this day

Politics and the Korean language: a history of Chinese characters in the DPRK
Fyodor Tertitskiy
Fyodor Tertitskiy July 30, 2019
Grist to Pyongyang’s mill: Tokyo’s trade war with Seoul
COLUMN

Grist to Pyongyang’s mill: Tokyo’s trade war with Seoul

North Korea will seek to gain from the fallout created by the feuding allies

Grist to Pyongyang’s mill: Tokyo’s trade war with Seoul
Aidan Foster-Carter
Aidan Foster-Carter July 24, 2019
Dangerous myths: why North Korean culture idolizes the Koguryo period

Dangerous myths: why North Korean culture idolizes the Koguryo period

DPRK-made cartoons often distort historical reality and perpetuate nationalist falsehoods

Dangerous myths: why North Korean culture idolizes the Koguryo period
North Korea, marking key anniversary, warns against “submission” to foreign powers

North Korea, marking key anniversary, warns against “submission” to foreign powers

Analyst notes toned-down nature of special article, however

North Korea, marking key anniversary, warns against “submission” to foreign powers
Dagyum Ji
Dagyum Ji July 4, 2019
The Czech connection at the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.80
Podcast

The Czech connection at the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.80

Dr. Vladimir Hlasny talks about the International Union of Students and its role in the event

The Czech connection at the 1989 World Festival – NKNews Podcast Ep.80
Jacco Zwetsloot
Jacco Zwetsloot June 28, 2019
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