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Coreia do Norte e Belarus fortalecem laços diplomáticos

Pyongyang, Coreia do Norte, 26 de julho de 2024 (Agência Central de Reuters) – Os ministros das Relações Exteriores da Coreia do Norte, Choe Son Hui, e de Belarus, Maxim Ryzhenkov, concordaram em fortalecer a amizade entre seus países durante um encontro realizado na quarta-feira (24) em Pyongyang. Segundo a agência estatal de notícias norte-coreana, os ministros trocaram opiniões sobre a…

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ICMEI and Indo DPR Korea Film and Cultural Forum Award Scholarships to Korean Students at AAFT

Noida: In a remarkable display of cultural diplomacy and educational collaboration, the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI), in partnership with the Indo DPR Korea Film and Cultural Forum, presented scholarships to deserving students from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPR Korea).

The scholarships offer an opportunity for these students to pursue short-term courses at the prestigious Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) in India. The ceremonial presentation took place during the visit of His Excellency Choe Hui Choi the Ambassador of DPR Korea to India, at the Marwah Studios in Noida Film City.

The initiative was hailed by Dr. Sandeep Marwah, a prominent figure in the media and entertainment industry and the driving force behind the endeavor. Dr. Marwah expressed that the establishment of the Indo DPR Korea Film and Cultural Forum serves as a bridge to foster closer ties between the people of India and DPR Korea through the medium of arts and culture. This scholarship program underscores the shared commitment of both nations to promote mutual understanding and cooperation.

His Excellency Choe Hui Choi the Ambassador of DPR Korea, lauded the collaborative effort and emphasized the potential of art and culture to facilitate meaningful interactions and exchanges between nations. He expressed optimism about the positive impact that such initiatives can have on further strengthening and developing the bilateral relations between the two countries.

The scholarships offer a unique opportunity for Korean students to gain exposure and insights into the world of media and entertainment through AAFT’s short-term courses. The Asian Academy of Film and Television, known for its excellence in education and training in the creative arts, is set to provide a conducive learning environment for the recipients of these scholarships.

This initiative marks a significant step in enhancing cultural diplomacy and educational cooperation between India and DPR Korea. It showcases the power of art and culture to transcend boundaries and build bridges of friendship between nations.

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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Joined by his top military officials handling his nuclear-capable weapons and munitions factories, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in Russia on Tuesday, where he is expected to hold a rare meeting with President Vladimir Putin that has sparked Western concerns about a potential arms deal for Moscow’s war in Ukraine.

North Korea’s official news agency said Kim boarded his personal train from the capital, Pyongyang, on Sunday afternoon, and that he was accompanied by unspecified members of the country’s ruling party, government and military.

Jeon Ha Gyu, spokesperson of South Korea’s Defense Ministry, said in a briefing that the South’s military assesses that Kim’s train crossed into Russia sometime early Tuesday. He didn’t elaborate how the military obtained the information.

North Korean state media showed photographs of Kim walking past honor guards and crowds of civilians holding the national flag and flowers, and also of him waving from his green-and-yellow armored train before it left the station. Kim’s delegation likely includes his foreign minister, Choe Sun Hui, and his top military officials, including Korean People’s Army Marshals Ri Pyong Chol and Pak Jong Chon.

A group of senior officials were at the station to give the leader a “hearty send-off,” according to the Korean Central News Agency, which did not specify whether the train had crossed the border. Citing unidentified Russian regional officials, Japanese broadcaster TBS reported that Kim’s train crossed the border and arrived in the border town of Khasan.

A brief statement on the Kremlin’s website on Monday said the visit is at Putin’s invitation and would take place “in the coming days.” KCNA said the leaders would meet — without specifying when and where.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said that Putin and Kim will lead their delegations in talks and could also meet “one-on-one if necessary.” He added that Putin will host an official dinner for Kim.

The talks will focus on bilateral ties, Peskov said. “As with any of our neighbors, we feel obliged to develop good, mutually beneficial relations,” he added.

A possible venue is the eastern Russian city of Vladivostok, where Putin arrived Monday to attend an international forum that runs through Wednesday, according to Russia’s TASS news agency. The city, located about 425 miles (680 kilometers) north of Pyongyang, was also the site of Putin’s first meeting with Kim in 2019.

The visit would be Kim’s first foreign trip since the COVID-19 pandemic, which had forced North Korea to enforce tight border controls for more than three years to shield its poor health care system. While Kim has shown to be more comfortable using planes than his famously flight-adverse father, he has also used his personal train for previous meetings with Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping and former U.S. President Donald Trump, reviving a symbol of his family’s dynastic rule.

Associated Press journalists near the North Korea-Russia frontier saw a green train with yellow trim — similar to one used by the reclusive Kim during previous foreign trips — at a station on the North Korean side of a border river.

The train was seen moving back and forth between the station and the approach to the bridge that connects the countries, but ithad not crossed the bridge as of 7 p.m. local time (1000 GMT).

Citing unidentified South Korean government sources, the Chosun Ilbo newspaper reported that a Kim-Putin meeting is possible as early as Tuesday.

The Yonhap news agency and some other media published similar reports. South Korea’s Presidential Office, Defense Ministry and National Intelligence Service didn’t immediately confirm those details.

U.S. officials released intelligence last week that North Korea and Russia were arranging a meeting between their leaders as they expand their cooperation in the face of deepening confrontations with the United States.

According to U.S. officials, Putin could focus on securing more supplies of North Korean artillery and other ammunition to refill declining reserves as he seeks to defuse a Ukrainian counteroffensive and show that he’s capable of grinding out a long war of attrition. That could potentially put more pressure on the U.S. and its partners to pursue negotiations as concerns over a protracted conflict grow despite their huge shipments of advanced weaponry to Ukraine in the past 17 months.

“Arms discussions between Russia and the DPRK are expected to continue during Kim Jong Un’s trip to Russia,” said White House National Security Council spokesperson Adrienne Watson, using the abbreviation for North Korea’s official name of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. “We urge the DPRK to abide by the public commitments that Pyongyang has made to not provide or sell arms to Russia.”

State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said Washington will monitor the meeting closely, reminding both countries that “any transfer of arms from North Korea to Russia would be a violation of multiple U.N. Security Council resolutions,” and that the U.S. “will not hesitate to impose new sanctions.”

North Korea has possibly tens of millions of artillery shells and rockets based on Soviet designs that could potentially give a huge boost to the Russian army, analysts say.

In exchange, Kim could seek badly needed energy and food aid and advanced weapons technologies, including those related to intercontinental ballistic missiles, nuclear-capable ballistic missile submarines and military reconnaissance satellites, analysts say.

There are concerns that potential Russian technology transfers would increase the threat posed by Kim’s growing arsenal of nuclear weapons and missiles that are designed to target the U.S., South Korea, and Japan. Based on North Korean state media photos, Kim’s delegation possibly includes Pak Thae Song, chairman of North Korea’s space science and technology committee, and Navy Admiral Kim Myong Sik, who are linked with North Korean efforts to acquire spy satellites and nuclear-capable submarines.

Kim Jong Un also seems to be bringing Jo Chun Ryong, a ruling party official in charge of munitions policies who had accompanied the leader on his recent tours to factories producing artilleries and missiles.

After decades of a complicated, hot-and-cold relationship, Russia and North Korea have been drawing closer since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The bond has been driven by Putin’s need for war help and Kim’s efforts to boost the visibility of his partnerships with traditional allies Moscow and Beijing as he tries to break out of diplomatic isolation and have North Korea be part of a united front against Washington.

While using the distraction caused by the Ukraine conflict to ramp up its weapons development, North Korea has repeatedly blamed Washington for the crisis in Ukraine, claiming the West’s “hegemonic policy” justified a Russian offensive in Ukraine to protect itself.

North Korea is the only nation besides Russia and Syria to recognize the independence of two Russian-backed separatist regions in eastern Ukraine — Donetsk and Luhansk -– and it has also hinted at an interest in sending construction workers to those areas to help with rebuilding efforts.

Russia -– along with China -– have blocked U.S.-led efforts at the U.N. Security Council to strengthen sanctions on North Korea over its intensifying missile tests while accusing Washington of worsening tensions with Pyongyang by expanding military exercises with South Korea and Japan.

The United States has been accusing North Korea since last year of providing Russia with arms, including artillery shells sold to the Russian mercenary group Wagner. Both Russian and North Korean officials denied such claims. But speculation about the countries’ military cooperation grew after Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu made a rare visit to North Korea in July, when Kim invited him to an arms exhibition and a massive military parade in the capital where he showcased ICBMs designed to target the U.S. mainland.

Following that visit, Kim toured North Korea’s weapons factories, including a facility producing artillery systems where he urged workers to speed up the development and large-scale production of new kinds of ammunition. Experts say Kim’s visits to the factories likely had a dual goal of encouraging the modernization of North Korean weaponry and examining artillery and other supplies that could possibly be exported to Russia.

Some analysts say a potential meeting between Kim and Putin would be more about symbolic gains than substantial military cooperation.

Russia, which has always closely guarded its most important weapons technologies, even from key allies such as China, could be unwilling to make major technology transfers with North Korea for what is likely to be limited war supplies transported over a small rail link between the countries, they say.

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Corea del Norte y Bielorrusia, aliadas de Rusia, desean estrechar lazos, según KCNA

Corea del Norte desea impulsar los lazos con Bielorrusia para “abrir una nueva era”, según dijo el miércoles la ministra de Asuntos Exteriores, Choe Son-hui, a la agencia estatal KCNA, un día después de reunirse con su homólogo bielorruso en Pionyang. Tanto Corea del Norte como Bielorrusia son aliados de Rusia, que se ha aislado diplomáticamente desde que lanzó una invasión sobre Ucrania hace dos…

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Corea del Norte y Bielorrusia, aliadas de Rusia, desean estrechar lazos, según KCNA

Corea del Norte desea impulsar los lazos con Bielorrusia para “abrir una nueva era”, según dijo el miércoles la ministra de Asuntos Exteriores, Choe Son-hui, a la agencia estatal KCNA, un día después de reunirse con su homólogo bielorruso en Pionyang. Tanto Corea del Norte como Bielorrusia son aliados de Rusia, que se ha aislado diplomáticamente desde que lanzó una invasión sobre Ucrania hace dos…

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North Korean leader Kim pledges “full support” to Russia in its war against Ukraine

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pledged full support for Russia before meeting with President Vladimir Putin in Pyongyang, according to AP News.

Speaking ahead of the summit, Putin thanked Kim for his support against Ukraine. He also announced that the two countries would sign an agreement to strengthen their partnership as part of a “fight against the imperialist hegemonistic policies of the US and its satellites against the Russian Federation.”

Putin‘s visit comes amid growing concerns over the arms agreement. Under the treaty, North Korea allegedly provides Russia with munitions in exchange for economic aid and technology transfers. However, both Pyongyang and Moscow reject accusations of North Korean arms transfers, which violate numerous UN Security Council sanctions.

North Korea is under tough UN Security Council sanctions over its weapons programme, while Russia also faces sanctions from the US and its Western partners over the war in Ukraine.

Putin is expected to travel to Vietnam on Wednesday evening.

Kim said relations between Moscow and Pyongyang were even closer than they used to be in Soviet times. He also called Putin’s visit an opportunity to strengthen their “fiery friendship.”

Prior to the talks, the North Korean leader welcomed Putin with a lavish ceremony in the city’s main square. There, he introduced key members of the North Korean leadership, including Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui, top aide and ruling party secretary Jo Yong Won, and the leader’s powerful sister Kim Yo Jong.

Meanwhile, Putin was accompanied by several senior officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Denis Mantrurov, Defence Minister Andrey Belousov, and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

Tense relationship

In March, a Russian veto in the United Nations halted monitoring of UN sanctions against North Korea over its nuclear programme. This prompted Western accusations that Moscow was trying to avoid monitoring by buying weapons from Pyongyang for use in Ukraine.

Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that Putin’s visit to North Korea illustrated how Russia was trying “to develop and to strengthen relations with countries that can provide it with what it needs to continue the war.”

North Korea is providing significant munitions to Russia … and other weapons for use in Ukraine. Iran has been providing weaponry, including drones.

Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have reached their highest point in recent years. The two Koreas also engaged in psychological warfare, with North Korea dropping tonnes of rubbish on the South via balloons and the South broadcasting anti-North Korean propaganda through its loudspeakers.

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北朝鮮は29日、在中国日本大使館の職員が北朝鮮側に接触してきたと主張した上で、日本と「話すことはない」と述べ、日本との接触を拒絶する方針を示した。 　中国に駐在する北朝鮮の外交官によれば、北京の日本大使館職員が北朝鮮大使館側に「電子メールでの接触」を提案してきたが、北朝鮮の崔善姫（チェ・ソンヒ、Choe Son Hui）外相は拒絶した。 　崔氏は、「（日本から北朝鮮側への）いかなる接触の試みも許さない」「朝日対話はわれわれの関心事ではない」と述べた。(c)AFP

北朝鮮、日本との接触拒絶「話すことない」　写真1枚　国際ニュース：AFPBB News

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Thứ trưởng Ngoại giao Trung Quốc Tôn Vệ Đông tuần này đã có chuyến thăm thủ đô Bình Nhưỡng của Triều Tiên. Ông Tôn đã gặp Ngoại trưởng Choe Son-hui của Triều Tiên hôm 26.1, sau khi gặp người đồng cấp Pak Myong-ho một ngày trước đó.Đưa tin về cuộc gặp giữa ông Tôn và bà Choe, hãng thông tấn KCNA của Triều Tiên ngày 27.1 cho biết hai bên đã đồng ý "tiếp tục tăng cường hợp tác chiến thuật và cùng nhau bảo vệ các lợi ích cốt lõi chung". Bản tin cũng cho biết cuộc gặp diễn ra trong "bầu không khí thắm tình đồng chí và hữu ngh��", lưu ý rằng năm nay đánh dấu kỷ niệm 75 năm ngày thiết lập quan hệ ngoại giao giữa Triều Tiên và Trung Quốc.Ngoại trưởng Triều Tiên Choe Son-hui (phải) tiếp Thứ trưởng Bộ Ngoại giao Trung Quốc Tôn Vệ Đông tại Bình Nhưỡng hôm 26.1Cuộc gặp diễn ra sau khi Ngoại trưởng Choe trở về từ thủ đô Moscow của Nga trong tuần này. Trong chuyến đi, bà đã gặp Tổng thống Nga Vladimir Putin và người đồng cấp Nga Sergei Lavrov, cho thấy quan hệ song phương ngày càng sâu sắc hơn.Trung Quốc hôm 26.1 cho biết Bắc Kinh và Bình Nhưỡng đã cam kết tăng cường liên lạc chiến lược "ở mọi cấp độ" và tái khẳng định "lập trường không thay đổi" về việc làm sâu sắc thêm quan hệ song phương, khi Thứ trưởng Tôn gặp người đồng cấp Pak tại Bình Nhưỡng.Ông Tôn đến Bình Nhưỡng hôm 25.1, đi qua thành phố Sinuiju ở biên giới hai nước. Đây được xem là chuyến thăm đáp lễ sau khi Thứ trưởng Pak Myong-ho đến Trung Quốc vào tháng trước.Triều Tiên đã tăng cường đáng kể quan hệ với Nga và Trung Quốc kể từ khi xung đột Nga - Ukraine bùng nổ vào tháng 2.2022, cũng như trong lúc căng thẳng trên bán đảo Triều Tiên gia tăng thời gian gần đây.

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North Korea - The execution of Kim Jong Un's powerful uncle

(17 Dec 2013)

STORYLINE: On December 10th 2013 Pyongyang residents reacted to the announcement that their leader's uncle, long considered the country's second in command, had been sacked.

"I was hardly able to contain my indignation about the manoeuvres of Jang Song Taek group challenging our party," said one Pyongyang resident, Ri Myong Song.

Kim Jong Un's uncle, Jang Song Thaek, fell from grace when capped by his dramatic arrest at a party meeting on Sunday, facing allegations from corruption to womanising.

"How dare he betray the man's elementary conscience, morality and faith?" added another Choe Son Ok resident.

This was far from Kim's first purge.

Several defence ministers and army chiefs have been replaced as the Workers' Party has asserted control over the military after 17 years rule under late leader Kim Jong Il. But it is the ouster of Jang, who had been considered North Korea's second-most-powerful figure that sends the strongest signal to anyone seeking to challenge Kim Jong Un.

Jang, 67, had occupied a privileged and yet precarious spot within the inner circle. He is the husband of Kim Kyong Hui, the only daughter of late President Kim Il Sung, younger sister to Kim Jong Il and aunt to Kim Jong Un.

Jang was seen as a regent figure as Kim Jong Un was being groomed to succeed his father. He rose in party and military ranks alongside his baby-faced nephew, often dressed in a trim white general's uniform and standing within arm's length of Kim on field visits and at state events.

Worries remain over whether the expulsion of such a senior figure could instead lead to less stability and open up the possibility of a power struggle.

The confirmation that Pyongyang had removed Jang and purged his group was seen by some analysts as a warning against dissent. It came about a week after South Korea's spy agency said that two of Jang's closest assistants had been executed for corruption.

North Korea on December 13th said it had executed Kim Jong Un's uncle as a traitor for trying to seize supreme power, a stunning end for the leader's former mentor, long considered the country's number two official.

In a sharp reversal of the long-held popular image of Jang Song Thaek as a kindly uncle guiding Kim Jong Un as he consolidated power, the North's official Korean Central News Agency indicated that Jang instead saw the death of Kim Jong Il in December 2011 as an opportunity to challenge his nephew and win power.

It called him a "traitor to the nation for all ages" and "worse than a dog."

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Korean Ambassador Choe Hui Chol Visited Noida Film City

Noida: “It is a great pleasure to receive H.E. Choe Hui Chol Ambassador of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea at the International Head Quarters of ICMEI-International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry at Noida Film City to brief him about the activities of the Chamber.

“We are very keen in building cultural relations with India. We want that two nations should come forward and cooperate in building people to people interaction. Art and culture is the best way to break the ice,” said H.E. Choe Hui Chol Ambassador of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

“We are open to launch Indo Korea Film and Cultural Forum and soon some activities can be begun to invite some artists from Korea. We invite you to participate in forthcoming Global Film Festival Noida 2022 to showcase your film,” suggested Sandeep Marwah during the meeting.

Ambassador took the round of the facilities available at Marwah Studios and appreciated the deep involvement of Chamber in promoting international relations with so many countries at the same time.

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  ♣️"Yeon-si-mae-choe,hui-hwi-rang-yo."♣️  le freccie del tempo continua a spronare il sole del mattino splende luminoso....~  🖤

(AMATEVI)

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Corea del Norte anunció que Putin está dispuesto a visitar Pyongyang “próximamente”

El régimen de Corea del Norte anunció que Vladimir Putin está dispuesto a visitar Pyongyang “próximamente”. (REUTERS)       Corea del Norte informó que Putin aceptó visitar el país, en respuesta a la invitación de Kim Jong-un el año pasado. Así se lo habría comunicado el mandatario ruso a la canciller Choe Son Hui…Corea del Norte anunció que Putin está dispuesto a visitar Pyongyang “próximamente”

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Media: Putin preparing to visit North Korea

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced his willingness to visit Pyongyang in the near future during a visit with North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui in Russia last week, North Korea’s state Source : kyivindependent.com/media-put…