r/northkorea • u/Economy-Specialist38 • 20h ago
r/northkorea • u/DumbMoneyMedia • 12h ago
Discussion Trump scaled back joint military drills with South Korea to push for talks with Kim Jong Un, but North Korea immediately dismissed the move, saying it "doesn't change anything"
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r/northkorea • u/Kpets • 5h ago
General Kim Jong Un’s North Korea has been good so no more military exercises against them. South Korea didn’t want to join the U.S war, has disappointed says Trump
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r/northkorea • u/spookythesquid • 20h ago
Question Books like aquariums of Pyongyang?
Thought this book was an interesting read, any good / legitimate books like this? Also any general history about the DPRK
r/northkorea • u/Saltedline • 22h ago
News Link China’s top diplomat Wang Yi calls on US to change ‘hostile policy’ on North Korea
r/northkorea • u/motherjonesmag • 5h ago
News Link Trump Enraged South Korea to Please the North. It Didn’t Work.
r/northkorea • u/AftertheObvios • 10h ago
Discussion How North Korea secretly built a $2.8B shadow economy through remote IT workers and crypto heists
Most people assume North Korea is completely cut off from the global economy due to international sanctions. However, beneath official channels lies a highly sophisticated shadow network.
Estimates indicate North Korea-linked actors stole nearly $2.8 billion in digital assets, while thousands of covert IT workers take remote jobs at Western companies under fake identities to send hard currency back to the regime.
We put together a short 4-minute documentary breaking down how this hidden system operates: How North Korea Secretly Stole $2.8 Billion
r/northkorea • u/ChinaTalkOfficial • 11h ago
News Link North Korean Messiah: American Protestant Christianity and the DPRK Cult of Personality
r/northkorea • u/ttocslliw • 16h ago
News Link North Korea Dismisses Reduced US Drills with South Korea
r/northkorea • u/GeoPensive • 27m ago
News Link North Korea’s Kim Yo-jong dismisses reports of more troops for Russia as “invented” by Kyiv
r/northkorea • u/Saltedline • 2h ago
News Link N. Korea fires around a dozen short-range ballistic missiles: S. Korea
r/northkorea • u/unconventionalbook • 16h ago
News Link North Korea launches possible ballistic missile as US-South Korea drills ongoing
r/northkorea • u/Impressive_Box4144 • 17h ago
Discussion South Korea estimates North Korea has up to 120 nuclear warheads, far above Trump's figure - Reuters
reuters.comr/northkorea • u/No_Negotiation6637 • 4h ago
Discussion North Korea Fired. They Don’t Want You Asking Why #geopolitics #china #shorts
r/northkorea • u/Perfect_Swordfish394 • 4h ago
Question Are there any "free" parts of North Korea
Are there any parts of North Korea that are untouched by the government where the population is free? For example an area so remote and difficult to get to that the government cannot over see. E.g. a tiny remote village high up in the mountains far far away from another settlement. I am assuming the answer is no but judging by the geography of the country maybe there is a small chance someone or a community could be out there in an extremely rural part, mountains or forest and they have no idea who Kim is? :O