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- Asia Times: Pyongyang Watch - - Journalist Aidan Foster-Carter writes this commentary on North Korean society, politics and events as a regular column for the Asia Times.
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- KFA Story - - Posts and correspondence about the Korean Friendship Association (KFA.
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- Korea is One! - - Belgian, French and Dutch group formed to promote understanding of North Korea. Offers a pro-North Korean viewpoint, including trip reports and news. In English, Dutch, and French.
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- Korea-DPR.com - - Official site of the Korean Friendship Association, offering brief information about North Korean society and culture. Other language versions of the site are available.
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- Koreascope - - Information about the North Korean way of life, from a South Korean perspective.
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- Nautilus Institute: DPRK Briefing Book - - Topically arranged links to Web resources, such as studies and reference materials, that provide background information relating to security, foreign relations, and economic, humanitarian, and political issues.
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- North Korean Studies - - Articles and links to Web sites about contemporary North Korean society and politics, relations with Russia and Australia, and Soviet Koreans.
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- SinoKorea - - China-based Web site devoted to information on North Korea. Includes forum. In English and Chinese.
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- Stories from the People's Paradise, North Korea - - Journalist Ron Gluckman reports on slices of life in North Korea: the 1966 soccer squad that nearly reached the World Cup finals, a museum of lavish birthday gifts to former leader Kim Il Sung, stories of defectors, a train trip to Pyongyang, a visit to the DMZ, Pyongyang's only disco, the state film studio and North Korea's version of the Internet.
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- Los Angeles Times - North Koreans Seeing the S-Word - - Putting items on sale suggest a new eagerness to make money, which can only mean that profit has become a motive in Kim Jong Il's "socialist paradise." [Free registration required.] (February 6, 2006)
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- Asia Times - Cracks in North Korean 'Stalinism' - - Documents how the major peculiarities of Stalinism are slowly disappearing from North Korea, and how the "Hermit Kingdom" is not as hermetic as the government would like. (December 7, 2004)
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