Korea Headline News February 2 2014
What a picture says about power in North Korea
BBC
Work and life balance tall order for Korean working moms
Korea Herald
K-League Classic news
Soccerphile
Climate of Fear Sparks Strange Behavior in Pyongyang
Chosun Ilbo
French cartoon festival highlights sex slavery victims
Korea Times
North Korea to South: Stop slander and war games or face 'holocaust'
Los Angeles Times
Previous Korea news
Korean Headlines
'Tanks deployed to fortify N.K. leader’s residences'
Korea Herald
China 'invites son of N Korea's Kim Jong-il to visit'
BBC
Park & Koo Say Goodbye To Korean National Team
Soccerphile
South Korean Computers Attacked
Chosun Ilbo
Pyongyang vows to use all possible means to bring back 31 North Koreans
Korea times
A futile message to Pyongyang
Los Angeles Times
Previous Korea news
Choral Singing In Pyongyang
Female voices raised in revolutionary fervor are a Pyongyang favorite, always propaganda, always praising the leadership.
Arirang Festival 2009
The Arirang Festival 2009 officially ended on Tuesday in North Korea. The world's largest choreographed display attracted 1.4 million spectators according to the authorities in Pyongyang.
The Arirang Festival began at May Day Stadium in mid-August. Guests included Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao who watched the festival with North Korean leader Kim Jong Il on October 5.
Pyongyang Weather
Pyongyang in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula has extremes of temperature. Hot and humid in summer, Pyongyang can get extremely cold in winter.
PYONGYANG WEATHERThe rainy season arrives in June and usually lasts until the latter stages of July. Snow and frost can be expected for at least a month during the winter in Pyongyang with ports, such as Wonsan, freezing up from December thru March.