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UN special rapporteur warns North Korea’s human rights situation has worsened
This image contains sensitive content which some people may find offensive or disturbing. Images Multimedia Embedded Content Comments Link has been copied to clipboard UN special rapporteur warns North Korea’s human rights situation has worsened Share Share Elizabeth Salmón, U.N. special rapporteur on human rights in North Korea, briefs the U.N. Security Council on the human rights situation in North Korea.
Why a mine blast in Demilitarized Zone fuels tensions between the Koreas
Editor's note: this story was translated from the original VOA Korean article. The U.S.-led United Nations Command this week determined that North Korea violated the 1953 armistice agreement with South Korea, after landmine explosions injured three South Korean soldiers inside the Demilitarized Zone. Investigators found an operational North Korean mine south of the Military Demarcation Line, the dividing line established under the 1953 Korean War armistice.
How North Korea turns job interviews into cyber traps
This image contains sensitive content which some people may find offensive or disturbing. Images Multimedia Embedded Content Comments Link has been copied to clipboard How North Korea turns job interviews into cyber traps Share Share A job applicant may think they are demonstrating their skills. By they may instead give the attackers access to their computer.
Families of North Korean soldiers in Russia face fear, anxiety
North Korean defectors say Pyongyang has likely kept the deployment of that nation’s soldiers to fight in Russia’s war against Ukraine as a secret from its own people, including the soldiers’ own families, but the news will undoubtedly leak out, causing anxiety and pain.
Mercedes-Benz Investigates How Its Cars Surface in North Korea Despite Ban
German automaker Mercedes-Benz is launching an investigation into how its high-end vehicles have turned up in North Korea despite sanctions that ban the export of luxury goods to the country.
North Korean-Russian Military Cooperation Could Threaten Global Security
By Sangjin Cho, Christy Lee January 01, 2024 The renewed military cooperation between North Korea and Russia in 2023 could increase threats to global security in coming years, analysts said. As Russia's Ukraine war approaches the second anniversary of the February 2022 invasion, Moscow has turned to North Korea for help in replenishing its depleted stockpile of arms. In exchange, Russia has suggested it will help develop weapons that Pyongyang wants, including a spy satellite.
North Korean-Russian Military Cooperation Could Threaten Global Security
The renewed military cooperation between North Korea and Russia in 2023 could increase threats to global security in coming years, analysts said. As Russia’s Ukraine war approaches the second anniversary of the February 2022 invasion, Moscow has turned to North Korea for help in replenishing its depleted stockpile of arms. In exchange, Russia has suggested it will help develop weapons that Pyongyang wants, including a spy satellite.
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