Chollima (천리마) is a state‑issued monthly magazine produced by the Art and Literature Publishing House, a government‑controlled publisher in Pyongyang. Launched in January 1959 to champion the Chollima mass‑mobilisation campaign, it has long doubled as…
Legal Daily remains a state-owned publication squarely focused on legal affairs—covering developments such as landmark court rulings, new legislation, and legal reforms. Since 2001, its oversight shifted from the Ministry…
Choson Sinbo (朝鮮新報) is a weekly newspaper published in both Korean and Japanese by the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon)—a pro-North Korea group that acts as Pyongyang’s unofficial embassy in…
CIPG commands seven subsidiary publishing houses, including Foreign Languages Press, New World Press, Sinolingua, and China Pictorial Publishing House, and oversees the publication of over 3,000 books annually as well as around 50 journals in more than…
Naenara (내나라, literally “Our Country”) is North Korea’s official government portal, operated by the Korea Computer Center (KCC), a state-run IT institution founded in 1990. KCC also oversees the development of Red Star OS,…
DPRK Today is a news portal headquartered in China, sustained financially by the North Korean government. Despite operating abroad, it functions as a digital mouthpiece for Pyongyang, delivering pointed commentary on world affairs—most…
Founded in 1952, China News Service (中国新闻社, CNS) stands as the second-largest state-owned news agency in the People’s Republic of China, trailing only Xinhua News Agency. Its principal mandate is to serve overseas Chinese…
Phoenix Television is a prominent state-aligned broadcaster delivering Mandarin and Cantonese programming to viewers across mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and beyond—including via its U.S. arm, Phoenix TV US. Anchored in…