Car ownership in North Korea is tightly controlled, rare, and often reserved for the elite. This article explores new laws allowing private registration, the country’s small auto industry, and why ...

What happened at the latest congress of the Workers’ Party of Korea and why does it matter?

Even within a global decline in women's rights, North Korean women remain the most invisible and least protected women in the ...

Fortune teller fees in North Korea have surged 2 to 4 times as demand grows, with party officials and security agents among those seeking readings.

North Korea’s VIII Corps held three-day training sessions for junior officers, stressing troop welfare and unity following the Ninth Party Congress.

A resurfaced video showing a ride inside North Korea’s subway has gone viral on social media, offering a rare glimpse into ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be asking himself if the time has come to pick up the phone and call US President Donald Trump.

Along with a handful of Caribbean islands and Eritrea, North Korea is the only FIFA country whose domestic game does not ...

The United Nations designated March 8 as International Women's Day in 1977, but where do equality, human rights and opportunities for women come from?

On March 15, North Korea will hold its first national level elections since 2019. After being delayed for two years, the Kim Jong Un regime delivered a short notice announcement last week that the ...

Reform, as President Lee himself has noted, may be cumbersome. Yet inconvenience does not justify a revolution.

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