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North Korea includes families of ‘war heroes’ in special amnesty for party anniversary

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North Korea’s special amnesty marking the 80th anniversary of the ruling party’s founding this year included families of so-called “war heroes” deployed to fight in Russia’s war against Ukraine. While North Korean authorities explained they are “giving opportunities to those who regret their crimes and want to become new people,” the move appears intended to strengthen regime loyalty by… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

North Korean Women Turn to Subtle Manicures to Evade Beauty Crackdowns

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Self-reliance campaign forces vendors away from markets during crucial winter selling season

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As business slows to a trickle at North Korea’s informal marketplaces, North Koreans are complaining about being constantly called up for mandatory community service projects that prevent them from earning money during critical winter preparations. “Now that the fall harvest is over, everybody is grimly hurrying to prepare for the winter. Business has dried up at the markets… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

Hongxiang Group executives return to Pyongyang years after U.S. froze assets for sanctions violations

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Representatives from Chinese companies that previously dealt with North Korea recently visited the country, including a company that was sanctioned for providing supplies for use in North Korea’s nuclear program. According to a Daily NK source in China recently, Chinese companies have been sending people to Pyongyang to discuss trade since mid-October. SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Pyongyang Read Article

Economic desperation drives surge of North Korean women into hazardous mining work

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Several North Koreans who had resorted to gold mining as a last resort in the face of economic difficulties recently died when mines collapsed, including a mother of a three-year-old and a divorced woman in her 30s. “People from several counties in South Pyongan province who had begun gold mining out of desperation to buy at least food amid hardship perished in an accident,” a Daily NK source in… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul Read Article

Smuggling crackdown leaves hungry border guards stealing from farms instead of taking bribes

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Soldiers of the 25th Brigade of North Korea’s border guard based in Ryanggang province have gone on a rampage of crop theft this harvest season, leaving their ill-gotten gains at the homes of acquaintances or selling them outright, while authorities conduct surprise nighttime raids of civilian homes to crack down on those who participate in the scheme. “Border guard soldiers nowadays have been… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul See the Story

N. Korea’s criminal justice reform: Control under cover

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N. Korean Farmers Stand Guard Day and Night as Thieves Target Private Plots

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Exhausted farmers in Sakju county, North Pyongan province, are watching their fields around the clock after repeated thefts from family plots, working late into the night to rush their harvested grain home before thieves can strike. “There are constant stories these days about family farms being pillaged. Locals are exhausted from doing their jobs in the daytime and watching their grain at night… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · North Pyongan See the Story

North Korean Rice Prices Drop Nearly 30% in Two Weeks Amid Harvest Season

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Rice prices are plunging at North Korean marketplaces as demand falls with this year’s corn harvest and imported grains reaching markets, even as exchange rate fluctuations continue to drive volatility. According to Daily NK’s periodic survey of North Korean market prices, one kilogram of rice traded for 21,200 North Korean won at a marketplace in Pyongyang on Oct. 26. That marked a decrease of… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · North Korea See the Story

Satellite imagery reveals unauthorized expansion of South Korean bus operations in North Korea

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North Korea has continued using South Korean buses from the Kaesong Industrial Complex in an unauthorized fashion even after the complex was closed, and the authorities are even expanding their use, with the vehicles being detected in several places across the country. The buses have been seen in a parking lot in front of a high-end hotel in Pyongyang. Five were spotted in a parking lot at the… SourceNord Stream Pipelines · Seoul See the Story

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North Korean Rice Prices Drop Nearly 30% in Two Weeks Amid Harvest Season

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