Naenara Democratic People's Republic of Korea

WPK General Secretary Kim Jong Un’s Revolutionary Activities

Greetings to Russian President [2021-06-12]
Consultative Meeting of Senior Officials of WPK Central Committee and Provincial Party Committees [2021-06-08]
1st Meeting of Political Bureau of 8th WPK Central Committee Held [2021-06-05]

News

Japan's Nuclear-Contaminated Water Imperils Humankind

Jong Won Ju, researcher of the DPRK Institute for International Studies, authored the following article "A dangerous criminal state degrades environment and endangers humankind":

The Japanese government's recent decision to discharge nuclear-contaminated water from the Fukushima Atomic Power Plant to the sea has sparked increasing protest from the international community.

With a View to Improving People’s Living Standards [2021-06-15]
Celebrated Mountain of Korea Mt Myohyang [2021-06-15]
Reply Message to Kim Jong Un from Syrian President [2021-06-15]
Give Blood and Keep the World Beating [2021-06-14]
By Making Effective Use of Hydraulic Structures [2021-06-13]
Top Priority to People’s Convenience [2021-06-12]
Thermal Energy Sources Are Used for Heating System [2021-06-11]
Intolerable Criminal Atrocities of Japan [2021-06-10]
Congress of the Red Cross Society of the DPRK Held [2021-06-10]
A Base for Mass-based Sporting Activities [2021-06-09]

Kim Jong Un's Aphorism

“One who is not empathic and responsive to the reality cannot create a masterpiece that pulsates with the breath of the times.”

[Anecdotes] :: “Special Lecture” on Liquor

On February 23, 2002 Kim Jong Il was looking round a new liquor shop at the Taehongdan Potato-Processing Factory.

Displayed at one side of the packaging room were bottles of potato liquor. The alcohol contents were 25%, 30%, 40%, etc, but the bottles looked alike. So did the trademarks.

President Kim Il Sung’s Reminiscences With the Century (8 Volumes)

DPRK Socialist Constitution

Policies for Korea’s Reunification

[Overseas Korean Nationals] :: Overseas Korean Nationals

The Korean nationals in Japan and other countries comprise those Koreans who were forcibly taken to Japan as labour draftees, conscripts, etc. or who drifted abroad in search of livelihood in the years of the Japanese imperialist military rule and their descendants.

As a stateless people, they were long subjected to national discrimination, deprivation of rights and destitution in alien lands.