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Daily NK is a specialized news outlet focused on North Korea, providing timely and precise updates about events and developments in the country.
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1 week ago |
dailynk.com | Lee Sang Yong
A car rental service that North Korea is testing in Pyongyang’s Hwasong district has been well-received by both business owners and young people. Young people see car rental as an exciting new experience, since even people without their own car can spend a romantic day driving around. A Pyongyang source told Daily NK recently that the car rental service has been popular with local residents.
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3 weeks ago |
dailynk.com | Lee Sang Yong
North Korea has begun piloting car rental services in Pyongyang’s Hwasong district, signaling efforts to develop new service industries. Former vehicle repair centers are transforming into multipurpose service facilities offering car rentals, cautiously introducing the concept of vehicle sharing to the isolated nation.
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3 weeks ago |
dailynk.com | Lee Sang Yong
North Korea demands women serve solely as dutiful wives and mothers with no personal identity. A new book, “Women Are Not Dead,” chronicles Seol Song-a’s fight against this oppression and her life after escaping. Two themes permeate the book: marketization and women’s rights.
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4 weeks ago |
dailynk.com | Lee Sang Yong
North Korea recently broke its silence and acknowledged deploying troops to Russia, despite previously maintaining silence amid reports from Ukraine and South Korea. This unexpected shift raises several important questions about the regime’s strategy. Official Procedures and State LegitimacyRather than coming directly from Kim Jong Un, the announcement emerged as a written statement from the Central Military Commission.
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1 month ago |
dailynk.com | Lee Sang Yong |Hwang Hyun-uk
“I cut myself trimming frozen pollack. I was bleeding badly and it hurt a lot, but they just put a band-aid on it and I went back to work.”A North Korean worker at a seafood processing plant in Liaoning province, China, expressed her frustration when asked about working conditions. According to her, workers must pay for most medical treatment, so when they’re seriously injured, they quickly patch up their wounds and continue working.
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