A propaganda poster published by North Korean state media on January 21, 2024, titled: "Let us destroy the U.S. imperialists and the clan of the Republic of Korea without mercy!" ...

South Korea’s military has shut down loudspeakers broadcasting anti-North Korean propaganda along the inter-Korean border. It ...

South Korea's military has ceased its loudspeaker broadcasts of anti-North Korea propaganda along the inter-Korean border, signalling a move towards easing tensions between the two nations.

North Korea has been silent about army private Travis King who ran across the border into North Korea on Tuesday and concerns are mounting. The US. Army Secretary made her first public comments ...

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It’s a little unexpected to find yourself staring at a work of North Korean propaganda in Washington, D.C. It’s even more unexpected to find the artistry of the work completely transfixing.

What will North Korea do about the first U.S. soldier in decades to flee into its territory?Its official media have yet to mention Pvt. Travis King, there's little precedent for his situation and ...

It’s unclear whether the North Korea of today would treat King similarly to how it did Jenkins and Dresnok, whose crossings were six decades ago. And King might be less ideal as propaganda material.

What will North Korea do about the first U.S. soldier in decades to flee into its territory?Its official media have yet to mention Pvt. Travis King, there's little precedent for his situation and ...

North Korea has used a varied playbook in its handlings of them. Defecting soldiers, like Charles Jenkins or James Dresnok in the 1960s, were treated as propaganda assets, ...

It's unclear whether the North Korea of today would treat King similarly with Jenkins and Dresnok, whose crossings were six decades ago. And King might be less ideal as propaganda material.

It's unclear whether the North Korea of today would treat King similarly to how it did Jenkins and Dresnok, whose crossings were six decades ago.