Seventy-five years of trying to stifle and isolate people’s Korea has spectacularly failed – and will continue to do so.

The USA and its south Korean stooges are recklessly stoking the flames of war on the Korean peninsula by staging DPRK invasion and nuclear strike rehearsals.

The commentariat might not be admitting it, but it is the Ukraine war that looks like finally finishing off Boris Johnson’s premiership.

Progressive humanity has every reason to celebrate the birth of the great Korean Marxist and revolutionary Kim Il Sung.

Workers Party of Korea celebrates its successful congress and returns with renewed vigour to the task of building a prosperous life for all.

As the Workers Party of Korea turns 75, the country holds a huge military parade, celebrating its latest victories over covid, natural disasters and imperialist threats.

Every day the US imperialists fight amongst themselves bring a little closer the day of their empire’s fall.

‘Our people have inherited the heroic spirit of the generation who defeated the US-led gang in 1953 – a de facto confrontation between the rifle and the atomic bomb.’

Ambassador Alexander Matsegora spoke about why there is no reason to doubt north Korea’s claims that there are no coronavirus cases.

The DPRK is determined to advance its development and raise living standards, despite the continual pressure of wargames and sanctions.

A searing and at times hilarious critique of south Korean class society, ultimately let down by its inability to offer any real way out.

The anger of the imperialists against a true national-liberation hero knows no bounds.

The great Korean leader who led his people through armed struggle, the founding of the workers’ state and the building of socialism.

The US arrived in Vietnam with no intention of negotiating anything, but cracks are again appearing between Trump and his advisers.

North Korean leader calls on the people of the DPRK and their friends to guard the recent hard-fought gains and advance them further in 2019.

The only real impediment to Korean reunification is the occupation of the south by US imperialism.

The DPRK's resolute stance and skilful diplomacy has dealt a telling blow to US attempts to isolate the country.

Why do we support the revolutionary government in Korea? How does this connect with our revolutionary tasks here at home?

As usual, it is the left wing of imperialist liberalism that is most upset by the sight of north Korea's advances.

A rare chance for mainstream audiences to hear a few words of sanity regarding north Korea, its leadership and its people.