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Here's Why Kim Jong Un Has Banned Coverage Of Tottenham Hotspurs In North Korea
US-based think tank, Stimson Center's 38 North project has shed light on the nature of censorship that is prevalent in the country.
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North Korean Hackers Trying To Steal Military Secrets, Say US, Allies
North Korean hackers have conducted a global cyber espionage campaign to try to steal classified military secrets to support Pyongyang's banned nuclear weapons programme, the United States, Britain and South Korea said in a joint advisory on Thursday
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22-Year-Old Killed In North Korea For Watching K-Pop: Report
North Korea enforces strict control over information and entertainment, imposing severe punishments for violations.
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Music Video Praising Kim Jong-Un As "Friendly Father", "Great Leader" Banned In South Korea
The commission added that 29 different versions of the 'Friendly Father' music video will be restricted, although it did not specify other details.
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Why North Korea Has Imposed A Nationwide Ban On Red Lipstick
North Korea, under the leadership of Kim Jong Un, enforces strict and often unusual laws, extending even to fashion choices.
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Explained: What Russia's Veto On North Korea's Sanctions Monitoring Mean
For years, North Korea has been under a sprawling, complex network of UN sanctions over its banned nuclear and ballistic missile weapons programmes, with violations carefully tracked and monitored by experts.
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"Special Personal Ties": Putin Gifts North Korea's Kim Russia-Made Car
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has received a car from Russia's President Vladimir Putin as a gift "for his personal use," official media reported on Tuesday, in what could be a violation of U.N. ban that Moscow had joined to adopt against Pyongyan
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Attempt To Smuggle Luxury Car Into North Korea Foiled By Japan: Report
The seizure became news because exports of luxury cars and other high-end items to North Korea are banned under a UN resolution.
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South Korea Jails Man For 2016 Poem Praising North Korea: Report
A man in South Korea has been sentenced to one year and two months in prison for writing a poem in 2016 praising authoritarian North Korea and breaching a law banning access to the North's websites, news agency Yonhap reported on Monday.
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North Korea Tests New Solid-Fuel Engine For Its Banned Ballistic Missiles
North Korea has developed and successfully conducted ground tests of a "new type" of solid-fuel engine for its banned intermediate-range ballistic missiles, state media said Wednesday.
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North Korea Likely Fired "New Type" Of Ballistic Missile: Seoul
North Korea likely fired a "new type" of ballistic missile Thursday that may have used advanced solid fuel, Seoul's military said, representing a potential technical breakthrough for Pyongyang's banned weapons programs.
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North Korea Bans Girls From Having The Same Name As Kim Jong Un's Daughter: Report
This latest diktat is seen as part of the regime's effort to isolate the young girl from the rest and build an air of mystique around her.
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North Korea's Banned Weapons: What's New
North Korea has fired a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), Seoul and Tokyo said Thursday, as part of an unprecedented recent spree of weapons tests in defiance of UN sanctions.
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NFT Platform OpenSea Starts Blocking Users, Says It’s Following US Sanctions List of Banned Countries
OpenSea NFT marketplace has restricted some users from accessing their accounts. OpenSea has claimed that it is adhering to US’ sanctions law in having to bar access from some locations. US’ sanctions list prohibits American companies from providing goods and services in some countries including Iran, North Korea, Syria, and now Russia. The pub...
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North Korea Bans Laughing For 11 Days To Mark Death Anniversary of Kim Jong Un's Father
Citizens are not allowed to laugh, consume alcohol or engage in leisure activities during the mourning period.
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Here's Why Kim Jong Un Has Banned Coverage Of Tottenham Hotspurs In North Korea
US-based think tank, Stimson Center's 38 North project has shed light on the nature of censorship that is prevalent in the country.
-
North Korean Hackers Trying To Steal Military Secrets, Say US, Allies
North Korean hackers have conducted a global cyber espionage campaign to try to steal classified military secrets to support Pyongyang's banned nuclear weapons programme, the United States, Britain and South Korea said in a joint advisory on Thursday
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22-Year-Old Killed In North Korea For Watching K-Pop: Report
North Korea enforces strict control over information and entertainment, imposing severe punishments for violations.
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Music Video Praising Kim Jong-Un As "Friendly Father", "Great Leader" Banned In South Korea
The commission added that 29 different versions of the 'Friendly Father' music video will be restricted, although it did not specify other details.
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Why North Korea Has Imposed A Nationwide Ban On Red Lipstick
North Korea, under the leadership of Kim Jong Un, enforces strict and often unusual laws, extending even to fashion choices.
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Explained: What Russia's Veto On North Korea's Sanctions Monitoring Mean
For years, North Korea has been under a sprawling, complex network of UN sanctions over its banned nuclear and ballistic missile weapons programmes, with violations carefully tracked and monitored by experts.
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"Special Personal Ties": Putin Gifts North Korea's Kim Russia-Made Car
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has received a car from Russia's President Vladimir Putin as a gift "for his personal use," official media reported on Tuesday, in what could be a violation of U.N. ban that Moscow had joined to adopt against Pyongyan
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Attempt To Smuggle Luxury Car Into North Korea Foiled By Japan: Report
The seizure became news because exports of luxury cars and other high-end items to North Korea are banned under a UN resolution.
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South Korea Jails Man For 2016 Poem Praising North Korea: Report
A man in South Korea has been sentenced to one year and two months in prison for writing a poem in 2016 praising authoritarian North Korea and breaching a law banning access to the North's websites, news agency Yonhap reported on Monday.
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North Korea Tests New Solid-Fuel Engine For Its Banned Ballistic Missiles
North Korea has developed and successfully conducted ground tests of a "new type" of solid-fuel engine for its banned intermediate-range ballistic missiles, state media said Wednesday.
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North Korea Likely Fired "New Type" Of Ballistic Missile: Seoul
North Korea likely fired a "new type" of ballistic missile Thursday that may have used advanced solid fuel, Seoul's military said, representing a potential technical breakthrough for Pyongyang's banned weapons programs.
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North Korea Bans Girls From Having The Same Name As Kim Jong Un's Daughter: Report
This latest diktat is seen as part of the regime's effort to isolate the young girl from the rest and build an air of mystique around her.
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North Korea's Banned Weapons: What's New
North Korea has fired a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), Seoul and Tokyo said Thursday, as part of an unprecedented recent spree of weapons tests in defiance of UN sanctions.
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NFT Platform OpenSea Starts Blocking Users, Says It’s Following US Sanctions List of Banned Countries
OpenSea NFT marketplace has restricted some users from accessing their accounts. OpenSea has claimed that it is adhering to US’ sanctions law in having to bar access from some locations. US’ sanctions list prohibits American companies from providing goods and services in some countries including Iran, North Korea, Syria, and now Russia. The pub...
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North Korea Bans Laughing For 11 Days To Mark Death Anniversary of Kim Jong Un's Father
Citizens are not allowed to laugh, consume alcohol or engage in leisure activities during the mourning period.
