North Korea's Rice paddies shrink

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N. Korea appears to have deployed additional troops to support Russia 's war against Ukraine , S. Korean spy agency says.

U.S. official for Korean Peninsula issues visiting South Korea , diplomatic sources say.

Putin holds talks with N.K. Politburo member in Moscow : report shows Russian President Vladimir Putin meeting with high-ranking N. Korean delegation.

North Korean workers face forced labor aboard Chinese tuna longliners operating in the Indian Ocean to generate foreign revenue, potentially in breach of U.N. sanctions, a recent nongovernmental organization report showed Monday . The Britain -based Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) released the report, which was based on interviews with Indonesian and Philippine workers who had worked on such Chinese fishing vessels. (END) Copyright (c) Yonhap News Agency prohibits its content from being redistributed or reprinted without consent, and forbids the content from being learned and used by artificial intelligence systems..