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Japan to Release Extra 200,000 Tons of Stockpiled Rice as Prices Fall

Agriculture · Japan

Japan to Release Extra 200,000 Tons of Stockpiled Rice as Prices Fall

38% Left coverage: 8 sources

The average price of a 5-kilogram bag of rice at supermarkets in the week through June 1 was ¥4,223, down ¥37 from the previous week.See the Story

Four North Koreans Drift Across Maritime Border in East Sea, Says ROK Military

Nord Stream Pipelines · South Korea

Four North Koreans Drift Across Maritime Border in East Sea, Says ROK Military

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

South Korea’s military intercepted a small wooden boat carrying four North Korean nationals that had crossed the Northern Limit Line (NLL) in the East Sea (Sea of Japan) last week, officials confirmed Thursday, raising fresh questions about inter-Korean repatriation procedures. “Four people were on board the boat,” Col. Lee Kyung-ho, deputy spokesperson for the Ministry […]See the Story

Transatlantic Relations: Merz in the White House

Friedrich Merz · Germany

Transatlantic Relations: Merz in the White House

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

At the first meeting with the new German Chancellor, US President Donald Trump also spoke about the action against the Nord Stream pipelines.See the Story

N. Korea tries to curb currency smuggling

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Korea’s Ryanggang province has launched extensive undercover inspections targeting illegal foreign currency operations and cross-border smuggling networks. “The provincial party committee has brandished the knife to crack down on illegal foreign currency circulation and smuggling,” a Daily NK source in Ryanggang province reported. “Since these activities are common in Ryanggang… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

N. Korean women take the wheel in quiet push for independence

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

More North Korean women in Pyongyang are getting behind the wheel, seeking driver’s licenses in what appears to be a quiet rebellion against traditional gender roles and a push for greater personal freedom. Six members of the Socialist Women’s Union in Pyongyang’s Tongdaewon district recently signed up together for grade 4 civilian driver’s licenses, spending three hours a day in driving lessons… SourceHuman Rights · Seoul Read Article

Why a minerals deal with N. Korea would be dangerously naive

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A recent proposal for a “minerals-for-security” deal with North Korea fundamentally misunderstands both the nature of Kim Jong Un’s regime and the lessons of past diplomatic failures. Rather than offering a path to peace, such an agreement would reward nuclear blackmail, undermine regional allies, and provide Pyongyang with resources to further strengthen its military capabilities. SourceKim Jong-Un · Seoul Read Article

N. Korea sends people to labor camps during rice-planting travel ban

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Korean authorities imposed strict travel controls during last month’s rice-planting mobilization, with numerous people sent to labor camps after being caught traveling without permission. “From May 11 to 25, a fifteen-day rural mobilization order banned all travel before 2 p.m. State security agents and patrol teams set up checkpoints on major roads, and anyone caught was sent to labor… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

Pyongyang’s driving craze prompts licensing reform to protect Kim Jong Un

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Car rentals have sparked a driving craze among young people and women in Pyongyang—and now North Korean authorities are scrambling to crack down on the corruption that’s made getting a license as easy as knowing the right person or paying the right bribe. A source in the country reported recently that corruption was quietly widespread in the licensing process—including bribes and using connections… SourceKim Jong-Un · Seoul Read Article

N. Korean woman publicly shamed for calling actor ‘good-looking’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A North Korean woman in her mid-20s was publicly criticized during an ideological struggle session after making comments about celebrities’ appearance, Daily NK has learned. A source in South Hamgyong province told Daily NK recently that the session was held by a local Socialist Patriotic Youth League branch at a farm in Kumya county in late May. The young woman was targeted for public… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

N. Korea discharges uranium waste into waters flowing to S. Korea

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Korea operates a critical uranium refining facility in North Hwanghae province’s Pyongsan county that serves as a critical link in its nuclear weapons chain. The plant converts mined uranium ore into yellowcake concentrate—essentially purified uranium ready for the next stage of weapons production. This yellowcake then travels to the Yongbyon Nuclear Complex, among other facilities… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

Troop deployment to Russia earns N. Korea $525 million annually

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

North Korea earns an estimated $43.8 million monthly — or $525.6 million yearly — through its troop deployment to Russia. The country has made an additional $6 million when condolence payments for soldiers killed in action are included. A high-ranking Daily NK source in North Korea reported recently that North Korean troops deployed to Russia receive graduated salaries based on their rank through… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

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