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‘North Korea won’t need to invade’: Tesla CEO warns against South Korea’s falling birthrate

Tesla CEO Elon Musk warned that South Korea’s plunging birthrate could shrink the population dramatically, raising concerns about long-term security and societal stability.

Christian Faith Labeled Treason in North Korea, Believers Sent to Camps

North Korea Christianity is considered treason under the Kim regime, leading to harsh punishment, while Christian groups continue outreach despite isolation.

Kim Jong-un’s relationship with daughter under scrutiny after New Year’s cheek kiss

Footage of Kim Jong-un and his daughter Kim Ju-ae at a New Year’s event has drawn scrutiny from a Japan-based outlet, which described their public displays of closeness as unusual.

North Korean leader seems to reference Venezuela a day after ‘hypersonic’ missile drill

North Korea conducted a hypersonic missile drill as Kim Jong-un warned of “complicated international events,” remarks analysts say alluded to Venezuela and U.S. use of force abroad.

North Korea’s trade with China reaches 6-year high following recent summit between leaders

North Korea’s trade with China surged to a six-year high in November, following a rare summit between the two leaders, according to Chinese customs data.

North Korean leader’s wife spotted with what appears to be a Gucci handbag during factory visit

Ri Sol-ju, the wife of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, was seen carrying what appears to be a Gucci handbag during a factory opening, raising questions about luxury goods banned under U.N. sanctions.

North’s Kim makes rare acknowledgement of country’s military casualties in Kursk region

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un made a rare public acknowledgment of overseas military casualties, citing nine deaths among troops deployed to Russia’s Kursk region. Analysts see the remarks as a signal that Pyongyang may continue sending forces abroad.

Kidnapped Ukrainian children sent to North Korea, human rights lawyer tells U.S. Senate

A Ukrainian human rights lawyer testified before the U.S. Senate that at least two kidnapped Ukrainian children were transferred by Russian forces to a camp in North Korea, raising new concerns about forced relocation and militarization of minors.

North Korea Expands Underground Missile Sites Placed Close to China

North Korea is reinforcing major underground military sites as engagement with South Korea and the United States breaks down and Pyongyang adopts a more...

Kim Ju-ae reappears after three months, wearing long leather coat like her father

Kim Ju-ae appeared in public for the first time in three months, joining Kim Jong-un at an air force anniversary event and drawing renewed attention to her growing visibility within North Korea’s leadership imagery.

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