North Korean parents are pursuing sham divorces to exempt sons from military service, driven by fears of deployment to Russia.

Wheat flour imported from Russia has been distributed to government agencies, army units and mines ahead of Kim Jong Il’s birthday on Feb. 16.

A satirical phrase mocking North Korea’s wealthy class has resurfaced in Ryanggang province, reflecting deepening frustration ...

A N. Korean university in Wonsan held an ideological lecture instructing students to view South Korea as an enemy state ahead ...

Pyongyang police held a public struggle session Feb. 1 to convict a man arrested for distributing South Korean videos, music, ...

Police officers in Hamhung, South Hamgyong province, have pushed back against pressure to adopt orphans under North Korea’s ...

The Ministry of State Security has suspended all investigations and custodial proceedings ahead of the Ninth Party Congress, ...

North Korean authorities are pushing research-based learning in schools, but teachers say poor conditions and political ...

A growing birthday cake trend among North Korean elementary school students is deepening social divides, with children from poorer families being excluded from parties and friendships as a result, a ...

Kim Jong Un orders crackdown on prosecutors taking bribes to shield elite students, activating law allowing immediate ...

North Korean clam gatherers face wage theft and military surveillance as aquaculture expansion exploits coastal workers in ...

Police in North Hamgyong Province intensify controls with surprise home inspections and frequent patrols following orders for ...