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North Korea Rallies 800,000 Citizens for Military Showdown

North Korea Rallies 800,000 Citizens for Military Showdown

North Korea asserts that approximately 800,000 citizens volunteered to join or re-enlist in the country’s military to combat the United States, as reported by Pyongyang’s state newspaper on Saturday. On Friday alone, about 800,000 students and workers across the nation expressed their desire to enlist or

North Korea aligned to actors in cryptocurrency vertical hack

Singapore – August 27, 2020: Yesterday, cyber security provider F-Secure published a report linking an attack against an organization working in the cryptocurrency vertical to Lazarus Group – a highly-skilled, financially-motivated threat actor whose interests reportedly align with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). By connecting evidence obtained from the

North Korea aligned to actors in cryptocurrency vertical hack

Singapore – August 27, 2020: Yesterday, cyber security provider F-Secure published a report linking an attack against an organization working in the cryptocurrency vertical to Lazarus Group – a highly-skilled, financially-motivated threat actor whose interests reportedly align with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). By connecting evidence obtained from the

As Korean leaders meet, thousands rally in support peace process

By Jonathan Edward SEOUL, Sept 18, 2018: As South Korean president Moon Jae-in met his North Korean counterpart in Pyongyang over the future of the peninsula today, thousands of peace activists converged at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium in a show of support for the reunification talks. Organised by the

Trump-Kim: Whose end game it is?

Trump-Kim: Whose end game it is?

U.S.President Donald Trump is making up to his promises of meeting with North Korean leader Kin Jung Un. The decision to meet Trump points to a certain weakness on the North Korean side. It also credits Trump for his riding rough against Kim. However, we believe there are

Bolton wants preventive war against North Korea

John Bolton defends a possible preventive war against North Korea. Bolton, an American lawyer and served as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations in 2005-2006. He was an appointee from the administration of President George W. Bush. Called a warmonger in some diplomatic circles, he always denied such

Why the 'Friendship oil pipeline' is still flowing from China to North Korea?

China has once again played its hands in the North Korean conflict, forcing the Western nations (in particular the United States) to back off from a 100% cut of oil supplies to Pyongyang. The US wanted to literally kill the North Korean regime with a full ban on oil exports

Stocks recover as North Korea tensions ease - FXTM

After suffering the steepest weekly declines since March, S&P 500 futures are indicating a positive opening for U.S. stocks. Asian equities- ex-Japan, also climbed on the first trading day of the week, as tensions between Washington and Pyongyang eased throughout the weekend. Last week, investors completely ignored

China's hidden hand in its manipulation of North Korea and Trump

China's hidden hand in its manipulation of North Korea and Trump

Globalisation, an invention of the West, has now been tweaked with Brexit and Trumponomics, both new inventions that are threatening the ‘free trade’ world scenario. With Brexit, Britain is telling the world that it has a major role to play as an individual nation and that is fine with many,

China backing of sanctions hides Beijing's bigger play in North Korea crisis

A bigger game is at play over North Korea, and China is the purveyor of a new strategy that will allow Beijing to push the North Korean regime in Pyongyang to feel the intensity of the international pressure against its attitude. Last week, the Security Council voted fresh and more

North Korean economic crisis to intensify with tough UN sanctions

The United Nations Security Council passed Security Council Resolution 2371 on 5th August to impose tough new economic sanctions on North Korea that would completely ban North Korean exports of coal, iron and iron ore, lead ore as well as seafood exports. These sanctions will deepen the economic crisis faced

Why Trump's mother of all bomb confirms his dangerous isolation

By Kazi Mahmood In a January article, Worldfuturetv.com said US President Donald Trump’s inconsistency and unpredictability would isolate him at the White House. This month, we said he is under intense pressure from his military advisers and from the Pentagon to take bolder steps – that is take military

Diego Garcia a paralel to South China Sea dispute

Drawing a parallel to the South China Sea dispute, of which the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) at The Hague seized up, there is a belief that the tiny Island republic of Mauritius could also seek redress over its maritime and territorial disputes via legal means. The Hague ruling demolished

historical rights

PCA Ruling: Why it is not good for Asean to let China win

China is adamant that it’s historical rights must be respected, saying in many of its literature that the Islands it occupies within the invisible nine-dash line in the South China Sea (SCS) are historically Chinese. While many across the world would sympathise with China over its claims for ‘historical’