Kim Jong Un is gaining greater control over North Korea, strengthening the power of the Workers' Party of Korea and eliminating references to his ancestors in the party's charter, which marks the beginning of a "2.0 era" under his leadership. (translated)
South Korean lawmaker Jun Kun Jong informed that the summit between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump could take place at any moment, despite the lack of official contacts between the countries and speculation about possible military support from North Korea to Russia. (translated)
Kim Jong Un appointed a new minister of defense, and the changes in North Korean command are aimed at accelerating the modernization of the army and increasing discipline after the corruption scandal. (translated)
Kim Jong Un introduced significant changes in the leadership of the North Korean military, appointing a new defense minister and emphasizing the necessity of discipline and loyalty to the party's ideology, which is related to a recent corruption scandal in the army. (translated)
Minister An Gju Bak revealed that North Korea may possess between 80 and 120 nuclear warheads, but this data comes from independent analyses, not official military sources, which has sparked controversy following recent statements by Donald Trump about Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal. (translated)
Donald Trump confirmed his interest in meeting with Kim Jong Un, stating that he gets along with him "very well," and noted that North Korea has 57 nuclear warheads. (translated)
Donald Trump is seeking to organize a meeting with Kim Jong Un in November during the APEC summit in China to revive diplomatic efforts for North Korea to abandon its nuclear program. (translated)
Donald Trump, in his pursuit of improving relations with North Korea, seems ready to reduce American contingents in Europe and limit joint military exercises, which calls into question the credibility of the United States as an ally, and also worries their allies and the families of victims of Kim Jong Un's regime. (translated)
During an interview in the Oval Office, Donald Trump stated that he understands Kim Jong Un well, who has always treated him with respect, and in response to a question about the lack of contact from the North Korean leader, he noted that he recommended limiting the joint military exercises of the U.S. and South Korea due to this relationship, even though North Korea threatened to raise its deterrent measures in the face of the upcoming drills. (translated)
The article by Bogusław Chrabota discusses the growing concern in Asia regarding Donald Trump's policy towards North Korea, which may strengthen Kim Jong Un's regime, and the US president, by publicly promoting announcements of future talks with Pyongyang, seems to be on the verge of returning to the idea of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula. (translated)
Bogusław Chrabota warns that the improvement of Donald Trump's relations with the Kim Jong Un regime may only strengthen North Korea, which raises concerns in Asia about the effects of American policy towards Pyongyang. (translated)
A 51-year-old man was arrested in Swarzędz in connection with the shooting of a woman, and Donald Trump announced a reduction in joint military exercises between the USA and South Korea, explaining it by his relations with Kim Jong Un. (translated)
Kim Jong Un, in the face of UN sanctions, is sending thousands of his soldiers to the front of the war in Ukraine, thus saving the Kremlin and earning billions of dollars from it. (translated)
North Korea carried out another missile test on Wednesday morning, launching a ballistic missile from its eastern coast towards the Sea of Japan, marking the eleventh such action by Kim Jong Un's regime in 2026, raising concerns in Seoul, Washington, and Tokyo over violations of United Nations Security Council resolutions. (translated)
North Korea, under the leadership of Kim Jong Un, significantly increased its revenues from $8.38 billion in 2022 to $22 billion by 2023, mainly due to arms sales to Russia in the context of the war in Ukraine, which in turn puts the country in its strongest position in 35 years. (translated)
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Kim Dzong Un, lider Korei Północnej, ogłosił przyspieszenie rozbudowy narodowego arsenału nuklearnego podczas wizyty w nowo uruchomionym zakładzie produkcji materiałów nuklearnych, uzasadniając to zagrożeniem ze strony USA i Korei Południowej. #KoreaPółnocna #KimDzongUn #brońnuklearna
