You can now book a tour of North Korea for £586, but there’s a catch
The secretive state is reopening to the world after five years – here’s what tourists can expect on the strict, five-day ...
As North Korea re-opens for tourism, visitors, including those from Singapore, are raring to go
While Russian tourists have been allowed to enter North Korea since February 2024, given warming ties between Moscow and Pyongyang, the country has remained closed to all other travellers, including ...
North Korea reopens to tourists, including Singapore visitors
While Russian tourists have been allowed to enter North Korea since February 2024, given warming ties between Moscow and ...
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Trump and Kim Jong-un Have Opposing Visions for North Korea on Nuclear Weapons
When Kim leaves no doubt of his ambition to build more warheads, and the missiles to send them to distant targets, his remarks appear almost like a ...
Conservatives take risky gamble by fueling anti-Chinese sentiment among youth, experts say
Anti-China rhetoric is growing in Korea amid the political turmoil surrounding President Yoon Suk Yeol’s potential ...
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Riding a ‘Wave’: Yale’s expansion of Korean language and cultural studies
Students in last semester’s “North Korea and Religion” course studied eleven ... where Kim has a secondary appointment, has offered Korean language courses since 1990. Kim was hired in 2018 as Yale’s ...
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A former soldier in North Korea's army says he was restricted to firing 3 bullets a year
"The first day, I used my sock to wipe," Lee said, adding that later it was leaflets, books, or leaves ... with Russian soldiers taking advantage of the North Korean troops. Ukraine has already ...
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A former soldier in North Korea's army says he was restricted to firing 3 bullets a year
"The first day, I used my sock to wipe," Lee said, adding that later it was leaflets, books ... advantage of the North Korean troops. Ukraine has already claimed that language barriers have ...
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A former Republican USAID administrator doesn’t like what he’s seeing
"How does he know what's going on? He was there for two weeks and he's an expert in USAID? Give me a break," said former USAID Administrator Andrew Natsios.
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'Korea is my home': Two young footballers and questions of nation and identity
Over the past four years, many children have been given opportunities, but many still remain in the shadows. Before it’s too ...
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Yeonmi Park visits the University of New Haven
Last Tuesday, a number of organizations including Young America’s Foundation and the Yankee Institute sponsored a lecture and Q&A session in Bucknall Theatre with North Korean defector and author, ...
A Tiny Press Took a Big Risk on Experimental Books. It Paid Off.
The British publisher Tilted Axis specialized in innovative translated literature. It won them major awards. Now they’re ...