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A Visit to North Korea, Part 6
Even though Kim Il-Sung died in 1994, officially he is still the “Eternal President” of North Korea. So when official visitors call, they are expected to present not one but two gifts, one to Kim Il-… more →
Patrick Chovanec
In The End, Fall Of Berlin Wall Was Gorbachev's Call
BBVM wrote 1 week ago: Twenty years ago, the world was transfixed by images of spirited Germans clambering on top of the fo … more →
The Media: How Do They Get It So Wrong? ALL THE TIME!
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Dave wrote 1 week ago: Camp Phoenix, on the outskirts of Kabul, is run by US forces, with some NATO member nations maintain … more →
A Visit to North Korea, Part 6
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prchovanec wrote 2 weeks ago: Even though Kim Il-Sung died in 1994, officially he is still the “Eternal President” of North Korea. … more →
WT*?! Obama, Putin & Benedict XVI?! @ "The President is my childhood friend"
elmundotech wrote 3 weeks ago: English | Español I thought the people who created Katamari Damashi were the ones who had a “u … more →
A Visit to North Korea, Part 5
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prchovanec wrote 1 month ago: The most tantalizing mystery about North Korea is its people. How do they live their lives, and wha … more →
The Art Of Preserving Dead Communists
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Robert Bonnett wrote 1 month ago: Ho Chi Minh A team of Russian scientists and medical experts have arrived in Vietnam with the expres … more →
Pyongyang by Night (the government tour and its contrast to reality)
nnoborigin wrote 2 months ago: I went out for a stroll yesterday night and it was dark as the deepest night. The eery thing about i … more →
Pyongyang : a flawless scenography ?
pvince wrote 2 months ago: Mansudae Monument A new perspective on North Korea, the least visited country in the world. Complete … more →
Don't Expect Beijing's Help with the DPRK (Must Download!)
Joseph Steinberg wrote 2 months ago: James Person speaking at The Korea Society has the archives (.pdf file) to support an argument for n … more →
Sarah Palin on Apology; or Facing Up to the Truth
jeffrud wrote 2 months ago: On June 25th this year, as a part of her “farewell tour” as the governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin proc … more →
A Visit to North Korea, Part 4
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prchovanec wrote 2 months ago: The only reason North Korea grants visas to Americans — with the exception of diplomats and ex … more →
A Visit to North Korea, Part 3
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prchovanec wrote 3 months ago: The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) may seem like an odd name for one of the most militarized places on the … more →
Despot of the Week #5 - Kim Jong II
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robertod wrote 3 months ago: In a world that has become increasingly uniform along the lines of democracy and free market economi … more →
A Visit to North Korea, Part 2
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prchovanec wrote 3 months ago: When you arrive in North Korea, there’s a sense of unreality about it. I suspect even Bill Clinton, … more →
A Visit to North Korea, Part 1
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prchovanec wrote 3 months ago: In October 2008, I traveled to North Korea. Before our departure, our group was informed that we ma … more →
Stick it to the man, anonymous journalist!
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jeffrud wrote 3 months ago: Japanese Reactionaries’ Moves for Overseas Expansion Flayed (Source: Korean Central News Agenc … more →
Deng Xiaoping and the DPRK [2]
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Chuck Kraus wrote 3 months ago: I am flying back to the U.S. in about 24 hours, so it will be a few days before I update this blog a … more →
Kim Il Song's _Works_ and Anti-Chinese Sentiment in the DPRK
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adamcathcart wrote 3 months ago: Kim Il Song’s Works form part of the backbone of any serious student’s reading about Nor … more →
Proclamation #2:
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jeffrud wrote 3 months ago: “What’s a guy like you doing in a place like this?” This is a question that bounce … more →
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