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31/12/2020

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5 NK defectors face forced repatriation in China

29/12/2020

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It’s been an intriguing 2020 on the North Korea front. With the mysterious workings of the Kim dynasty drawing global attention, the North shut itself off from the outside world and outdid its own ‘Hermit Kingdom’ reputation. You’d think this would have been one of the country’s worst ever years due to COVID-19, major economic challenges, and even the reported death of leader Kim Jong-un. But then, North Korea’s weapon capabilities look more powerful than ever and Pyongyang’s planning a huge political event in January.

28/12/2020

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It seem that N. Korean leader Kim Jong-un has made the fewest public appearances this year… amid the coronavirus pandemic.

27/12/2020

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Despite a nationwide fight against the COVID-19, North Korea is focusing on developing its own tourist attractions.
According to the Korean Central News Agency Sunday, North Korea's Premier Kim Tok-hun visited the Mount Kumgang region and called for building the abandoned inter-Korean resort complex on its own into a world-class spot.


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27/12/2020

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N. Korean leader Kim Jong-un's private plane has recently been spotted to be leaving Pyongyang, apparently heading for his private villa in the east coastal city of Wonsan.

What does his trip indicate, and how do N. Korean watchers track Kim Jong-un’s location? Watch the video to find out.

27/12/2020

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South Korea's parliament passed a controversial bill prohibiting the flying of anti-Pyongyang leaflets across the inter-Korean border.
The bill was passed during the National Assembly's plenary session in a 187-0 vote, right after lawmakers of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) staged a filibuster to boycott it.


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