Car ownership in North Korea is tightly controlled, rare, and often reserved for the elite. This article explores new laws allowing private registration, the country’s small auto industry, and why ...

Complaints came in immediately after the Constitutional Court Act went into effect. The act allows people to file a complaint ...

Most of what we know about North Korea does not come through open reporting or official transparency. Information reaches the outside world in fragments, usually carried by defectors, foreign ...

The revised Criminal Code Article 98, which expands the scope of espionage charges from "enemy states (North Korea)" to "foreign entities or organizations equivalent to them," was promulgated on the ...

Reform UK processes cryptocurrency donations through a foreign infrastructure that housed a US Treasury sanctioned crime ...

From China's 'Great Firewall' to Iran's limited internet access, discover how social media is accessed around the world ...

Calls to halt the practice of forcibly repatriating North Korean defectors arrested in China to North Korea are growing louder. Defectors have testified that after being detained by Chinese ...

Hamhung inns in North Korea are used for meth sales and use as crackdowns drive trade underground; bribes help bypass check-ins.

Women’s Asian Cup organisers failed to complete a human rights risk assessment ahead of the tournament despite being warned ...

Colonel Thomas Whitfield II is a distinguished military leader with a career spanning more than two decades of service in ...

Explosions are reported on two more foreign tankers in the Persian Gulf killing at least one person, port authorities say.

Since the beginning of the special m February 2022, border areas of the Kursk Region, as well as the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant and the city of Kurchatov, have repeatedly come under shelling and drone ...