North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un appeared frail and underweight following months of food shortages in the hermit kingdom as speculation rises over the Supreme Leaders’ health. His public appearance during an address to his party comes as the country is gripped by
The North Korean leader said his country must be ready for “dialogue and confrontation” with the US. He issued the stark warning during a meeting of senior leaders in Pyongyang. The Korean Central News Agency, the state news agency of the country, reported
The North Korean leader said his country must be ready for “dialogue and confrontation” with the US. He issued the stark warning during a meeting of senior leaders in Pyongyang. The Korean Central News Agency, the state news agency of the country, reported
North Korea’s ruling communist party has now appointed an official deputy. Workers’ Party of Korea’s (WKP) rules show a new position of first secretary has been created, with the powers to govern the country if the leader is incapacitated. NK News, which monitors
North Korea’s ruling communist party has now appointed an official deputy. Workers’ Party of Korea’s (WKP) rules show a new position of first secretary has been created, with the powers to govern the country if the leader is incapacitated. NK News, which monitors
The picture shows the official standing in front of the North Korean leader on a bus, doodling a cartoon pig on a page of their notepad during a conversation. It quickly went viral, with thousands of social media users trying to decipher
North Korean defector Yeonmi Park has warned of ‘Marxist’ parallels between cancel culture in US third level education and the totalitarian regime of Kim Jong-un. Speaking about cancel culture, Ms Park said: “My enemy used to be Kim Jong-un, but now so
US intelligence officials are worried about what will happen over the “next couple of months” if Mr Kim’s health worsens. The totalitarian leader appeared on state television last Saturday and was noticeably lighter. He appeared on North Korean state media where he
US intelligence officials are worried about what will happen over the “next couple of months” if Mr Kim’s health worsens. The totalitarian leader appeared on state television last Saturday and was noticeably lighter. He appeared on North Korean state media where he
K-Pop, short for Korean popular music, has become hugely successful with acts like BTS and Blackpink enjoying global fame. But the North Korean dictator has announced a brutal crackdown on South Korean tunes. The hermit state leader thinks “perverse” K-Pop is culturally
