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North Korea propaganda
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What's Behind North Korea's New Internet Opening?
By Tae-jun Kang
Is North Korea really giving its people greater access to information?
North Korea's Influence Operations, Revealed
By Tae-jun Kang
North Korea is ramping up its efforts to manipulate opinions online, especially targeting South Koreans.
Don’t Forget: North Korea Is a Country, Too
By Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein
North Korea is more than its negotiators and official statements on the state news agency.
What North Korea Tells Its People
By Adam Cathcart
What does the North Korean government want its citizens to think about recent diplomatic efforts?
Why North Korea's Brinkmanship Will Never Stop
By Dmitriy Nurullayev
Playing up the idea of conflict with the United States is a key survival tactic for the Kim regime.
North Korea's Choice for the Next South Korean President
By John Power
Anyone but Ban Ki-moon, apparently.
North Korean Defectors: Floods More Damaging Than the World Thinks
By John Power
North Korean defectors believe official figures far underreport the scale of the disaster.
North Korean Defectors and Propaganda Theater
By John Power
The North and South Korean governments race to spin a rare mass defection to their own advantage.
We Didn’t Provoke North Korea
By Robert Potter
Why suggestions to cease “provocative” acts are misguided.
North Korea: A Passion for Propaganda Posters
By Tessa Hoogvliet
Willem van der Bijl built an impressive collection of North Korean propaganda posters, until the regime had had enough.
North Korea Bashes US for Police Killings
By John Power
A North Korean newspaper uses the recent killing of Walter Scott to slam the US for human rights abuses.
North Korea Unmasks Spies in Televised Press Conference
By Steven Denney
The press conference is part of North Korea's strategy to paint the outside world as a frightening place.
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