The 29 Chinese fishermen and three boats seized in the Yellow Sea by unidentified North Koreans are free and have arrived in China, reports say.

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North Koreans ‘free Chinese crew’

North Koreans have more access than before to outside media, especially foreign and South Korean DVDs, says a US study.

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N Korea outside media access up

It’s often been reported that North Koreans are a few inches shorter than their counterparts south of the border. Is that true?

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Are North Koreans really three inches shorter than South Koreans?

Thousands of North Koreans are attending the funeral for the former leader Kim Jong-il, many of whom have been seen crying and wailing on state television.

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VIDEO: Is N Korea’s grief ‘choreographed’?

As North Koreans pay respects.

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Kim Jong-il’s Corpse Displayed

Can we expect Kim Jong Il’s blurb on the DVD cover? Thanks to the British Embassy, North Koreans saw their first Western film ever when the country’s state television, usually devoted to disseminating regime propaganda, celebrated the 10th anniversary…

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N. Koreans See Bend It Like Beckham

On Oct. 10, to celebrate its 65th anniversary as a one-party state, North Korea unveiled a new missile in the type of military parade that for decades has been a hallmark of authoritarian regimes. The North Koreans call the missile the Musudan.

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Experts cast doubt on Iran missile cache

The number of North Koreans arriving in the South has surged because of economic hardship, passing 20,000 at the weekend, South Korea says.

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N Korean arrivals in South surge‎

North Koreans in Japan stay loyal to Pyongyang

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