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Martyn Williams

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: 38 North, Stimson, BBC, Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Slate, That Was The Week (Podcast), The Toronto Star, Flipboard, PCWorld, Constant Contact and
North Korea-focused journalist/researcher @38NorthNK and @NorthKoreaTech. Senior Fellow @stimsoncenter. On air as KJ6SDF. 英国➡️日本➡️米国
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How North Korean TV Comes Together for News About Kim Jong Un

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By Martyn Williams
| nktechlab.org
In North Korea, there is nothing more important than news about Kim Jong Un or the Kim family. Something about him or the family leads the evening news every single day. If it’s not a report on him going somewhere or attending a meeting, it’s a report on how people somewhere are remembering a previous visit on the anniversary of that visit. Let’s take a look at the news in the last week: June 9: Kim Jong Un welcomes Xi Jinping on a visit to Pyongyang.
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New DPRK-Russia Friendship Hospital is Repurposing Existing Project

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By Martyn Williams
| 38 North
In late April, when officials from Russia and North Korea broke ground on the new DPRK-Russia Friendship Hospital in Wonsan, state media reports failed to mention something that was staring the officials in the face: the core of the new hospital is a half-constructed building that had been sitting untouched for more than a year.
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North Korea Sees a New Solar Power Push

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By Martyn Williams
| 38 North
The recent opening of a new solar farm in Haeju, South Hwanghae province, marks a turning point in North Korea’s solar energy production. This facility has the highest capacity for a single installment—10 megawatts—in the country to date and is indicative of a larger trend. North Korea’s solar energy sector is not only expanding at a greater scale than has been seen in recent years, the approach to solar is shifting.
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