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North Korea’s top university eyeing Siberia to host first overseas office

North Korea’s top school is considering opening a branch office in Russia’s key scientific hub in Siberia to boost academic exchanges amid the two countries’ push to develop political and …
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Capitalizing on PLA Vulnerabilities: Taiwan’s Opportunities for Enhanced Defense

Over the past few decades, the world has seen the military balance shift in China’s favor. Yet, Taiwan is not without its opportunities.
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US nominee for JCS chairman opposes troop reduction on peninsula citing DPRK

Donald Trump’s nominee for chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) expressed opposition to any potential reductions in U.S. military forces stationed in South Korea and Japan, citing …
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North Korean IT workers boost European schemes through network of ‘facilitators’

North Korea’s overseas IT workers are reportedly expanding their European operations to raise illicit funds for the regime’s goals with the support of “facilitators,” while simultaneously ramping up extortion campaigns …
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ROK says North Korean troops unaware of Ukraine deployment as casualties top 5K

North Korean soldiers deployed to Russia are largely unaware they are being sent to fight against Ukraine, South Korea’s unification minister said, as DPRK casualties have surpassed the 5,000 mark. …
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US, South Korea reaffirm commitment to North Korea’s complete denuclearization

Washington and Seoul reaffirmed their mutual commitment to the complete denuclearization of North Korea during a phone call on Tuesday, just a day after U.S. President Donald Trump described the …
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Why a Russian rock band made a music video set in ‘totalitarian’ North Korea

The video opens with bleak images of a communist cityscape, drenched in a dull gray. Statues of dead Kim family leaders tower over a young boy with a red socialist …
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Is China’s Peace Plan Still Relevant for Gaza?

As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has spiraled into a renewed and devastating phase, Beijing’s early assertive role appears to have diminished.
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Left in the lurch: US defense shift threatens to derail North Korea deterrence

A classified defense policy document offering the first glimpse of President Donald Trump’s security agenda reportedly downgrades the level of U.S. attention paid to North Korea, with Washington shifting the …
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North Korea-Russia bridge and Seoul’s call for military readiness against DPRK

In this week’s episode, Lead Correspondent Shreyas Reddy discusses an NK News investigation that revealed a minor Russian construction company with links to a notorious Chechen strongman is behind a …
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Russian Communist Party delegation arrives in DPRK with Donbas commander in tow

A Russian Communist Party delegation including a military commander overseeing a unit fighting Ukrainian forces in Kursk arrived in the North Korean capital on Monday, according to the party and …
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Why Kim Jong Un is likely to skip Russia’s Victory Day parade in Moscow

Speculation is mounting that Kim Jong Un may attend Russia’s Victory Day parade in Moscow this year but logistical hurdles and geopolitical tensions suggest that the North Korean leader will …
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Trump says US may ‘do something’ with DPRK citing open communication channels

The United States is in “communication” with North Korea, President Donald Trump said Monday, describing the DPRK as a “big nuclear nation” while signaling the White House may pursue talks …
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Without Radio Free Asia, Who Will Expose China’s Atrocities?

Shutting down the U.S.-funded broadcaster will silence voices that are already suppressed by Asia's authoritarian regimes.
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Chinese Influencer Ordered to Leave Taiwan Over Pro-Unification Content

Liu Zhen-ya’s residency permit was revoked on the grounds that her content endangered Taiwan’s national security, prompting a debate over free speech and security.
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ROK commission to label killings by North Korean soldiers in 1950s as ‘massacre’

South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) is set to officially recognize the execution of approximately 1,000 people by North Korean forces during the Korean War as a “massacre” and …
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North Korea holds first national training event for children’s union instructors

North Korea held a historic workshop for youth group teachers from across the country last week, aimed at reinforcing ideological control and ensuring that young people grow up loyal to …
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Trump says he hasn’t addressed Russia’s purchase of North Korean arms with Putin

U.S. President Donald Trump avoided commenting on Russia’s acquisition of weapons from North Korea during a press event on Friday, stating that he had not raised the issue with Vladimir …
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Australia deploys aircraft to monitor North Korea’s illicit maritime activities

Australia has deployed a long-range surveillance aircraft to monitor North Korea’s illicit maritime activities funding the regime’s weapons of mass destruction programs in violation of U.N. sanctions, according to Japan’s …
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Country Report: Russia (March 2025)

Praise for China permeated Russian writings in the winter of 2025, sometimes backed by contrasts with Russia’s foreign policy choices in the late 1980s. Rejection of “universal values” […] The …
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The Huawei Scandal and Europe’s China Reckoning

The Chinese tech giant is at the center of a sprawling investigation into accusations of bribery and illicit lobbying to promote Huawei’s interests within European institutions.
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Major Chechen construction firm likely behind new North Korea-Russia car bridge

A major Russian construction company with ties to a notorious Chechen strongman appears to be behind a new $100 million vehicle bridge meant to connect Russia’s Far East and North …
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Seoul detects signs of North Korea preparing for large-scale military parade

South Korea has detected signs that North Korea is preparing to hold a major military parade and mass games performance in October as part of celebrations for the ruling party’s …
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UN Command coordinating ‘appropriate’ steps for two North Koreans in ROK custody

The U.N. Command (UNC) says it is working with relevant agencies to determine next steps for two North Korean fishermen who have been in South Korean custody since drifting across …
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US identifies 100th soldier from Korean War remains returned by North Korea

The U.S. has identified the 100th American service member from remains handed over by North Korea, the Pentagon has announced, promoting it as the direct result of a landmark 2018 …
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