Participants in Eleventh SPYL Congress Conduct Political and Cultural Activities
Pyongyang, April 28 (KCNA) -- The participants in the Eleventh Congress of the Socialist Patriotic Youth League conducted political and cultural activities.
www.kcna.kp (2026.04.28.)
Pyongyang, April 28 (KCNA) -- The participants in the Eleventh Congress of the Socialist Patriotic Youth League conducted political and cultural activities.
www.kcna.kp (2026.04.28.)
Russian Official Delegation Leaves Here
Pyongyang, April 28 (KCNA) -- An official delegation of the Russian Federation led by Speaker of the State Duma Viacheslav Volodin left here for home on Monday after attending the inauguration ceremony of the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at the Overseas Military Operations at the invitation of the Supreme People's Assembly and the Ministry of National Defence of the DPRK.
The national flags of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the Russian Federation were fluttering at the flagstaffs of Pyongyang International Airport and the guard of honor of the Korean People's Army lined up at the apron of the terminal.
Jo Yong Won, chairman of the SPA Standing Committee of the DPRK, cordially said goodbye to Viacheslav Volodin.
The delegation was seen off by Kim Jong Gyu, vice-minister of Foreign Affairs, officials concerned and Vladimir Topeha, charge d'affaires ad interim of the Russian embassy here, and its staff members. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2026.04.28.)
Pyongyang, April 28 (KCNA) -- An official delegation of the Russian Federation led by Speaker of the State Duma Viacheslav Volodin left here for home on Monday after attending the inauguration ceremony of the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at the Overseas Military Operations at the invitation of the Supreme People's Assembly and the Ministry of National Defence of the DPRK.
The national flags of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the Russian Federation were fluttering at the flagstaffs of Pyongyang International Airport and the guard of honor of the Korean People's Army lined up at the apron of the terminal.
Jo Yong Won, chairman of the SPA Standing Committee of the DPRK, cordially said goodbye to Viacheslav Volodin.
The delegation was seen off by Kim Jong Gyu, vice-minister of Foreign Affairs, officials concerned and Vladimir Topeha, charge d'affaires ad interim of the Russian embassy here, and its staff members. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2026.04.28.)
Home-visiting Group of Korean Students in Japan Arrives Here
Pyongyang, April 29 (KCNA) -- A home-visiting group of students in their final year at Korea University of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan led by Ri Thae Il, dean of its faculty, arrived here by air on Tuesday. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2026.04.29.)
Pyongyang, April 29 (KCNA) -- A home-visiting group of students in their final year at Korea University of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan led by Ri Thae Il, dean of its faculty, arrived here by air on Tuesday. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2026.04.29.)
Crime of Japan, Sworn Enemy of Korean Nation
Pyongyang, April 28 (KCNA) -- Emperor Kojong of Korea was murdered by poison in January 1919. This case is a historical proof of the brutality and viciousness of the Japanese imperialists who mercilessly killed anyone against their colonial rule.
At that time, anxious about the ever-increasing moves of the Japanese imperialists to invade Korea, Emperor Kojong resolutely rejected their demand for the conclusion of the "Ulsa Five-point Treaty" and later refused all the forcible demands aimed at seizing the sovereign rights.
When the Japanese imperialists illegally cooked up the "treaty", Kojong maintained his anti-Japanese stand through secret diplomatic activities to neutralize it.
At last, the Japanese imperialists formed a cabinet with pro-Japanese traitors to reduce the power of the emperor. With the Hague emissary case as an occasion, they plotted to dethrone and kill Kojong.
After forcibly dethroning Kojong by applying persistent pressure and trickeries, they cruelly poisoned him. In order to cover their atrocities, they took those who had examined the body of the emperor into custody and assassinated even the waiting maids who had witnessed his death.
The "Second Declaration of Independence", published by the Korean "provisional government" in China in 1921, says that Kojong's eyes were blood-colored and his whole body was marked with many red spots after he died.
Ten-odd years ago, a diary of the then director of the auditing bureau at Japan's royal office in 1919 was made public at an international academic conference. The diary disclosed the fact that Terauchi, the first governor-general in Korea, ordered the commander of the Japanese army in Korea to poison Emperor Kojong who refused to recognize the "Ulsa Five-point Treaty".
As seen above, the case was a heinous state-sponsored terrorist act committed by the Japanese imperialists in an organized and planned way. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2026.04.28.)
Pyongyang, April 28 (KCNA) -- Emperor Kojong of Korea was murdered by poison in January 1919. This case is a historical proof of the brutality and viciousness of the Japanese imperialists who mercilessly killed anyone against their colonial rule.
At that time, anxious about the ever-increasing moves of the Japanese imperialists to invade Korea, Emperor Kojong resolutely rejected their demand for the conclusion of the "Ulsa Five-point Treaty" and later refused all the forcible demands aimed at seizing the sovereign rights.
When the Japanese imperialists illegally cooked up the "treaty", Kojong maintained his anti-Japanese stand through secret diplomatic activities to neutralize it.
At last, the Japanese imperialists formed a cabinet with pro-Japanese traitors to reduce the power of the emperor. With the Hague emissary case as an occasion, they plotted to dethrone and kill Kojong.
After forcibly dethroning Kojong by applying persistent pressure and trickeries, they cruelly poisoned him. In order to cover their atrocities, they took those who had examined the body of the emperor into custody and assassinated even the waiting maids who had witnessed his death.
The "Second Declaration of Independence", published by the Korean "provisional government" in China in 1921, says that Kojong's eyes were blood-colored and his whole body was marked with many red spots after he died.
Ten-odd years ago, a diary of the then director of the auditing bureau at Japan's royal office in 1919 was made public at an international academic conference. The diary disclosed the fact that Terauchi, the first governor-general in Korea, ordered the commander of the Japanese army in Korea to poison Emperor Kojong who refused to recognize the "Ulsa Five-point Treaty".
As seen above, the case was a heinous state-sponsored terrorist act committed by the Japanese imperialists in an organized and planned way. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2026.04.28.)
Monument to Martyrs of Overseas Military Operations Draws Endless Stream of Visitors
Pyongyang, April 29 (KCNA) -- Upon hearing news of the inauguration of the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at the Overseas Military Operations, an endless stream of people visits the sacred land in reverence for the martyrs. The museum is devoted to the heroic feats and noble spirit performed and displayed by the brave fighters of the Korean People's Army who fought in the sacred war for justice and dignity on the order of the motherland.
Pyongyang, April 29 (KCNA) -- Upon hearing news of the inauguration of the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at the Overseas Military Operations, an endless stream of people visits the sacred land in reverence for the martyrs. The museum is devoted to the heroic feats and noble spirit performed and displayed by the brave fighters of the Korean People's Army who fought in the sacred war for justice and dignity on the order of the motherland.
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Young people in People's Korea march forward towards the bright future of socialism under the banner of the Workers Party of Korea
DPRK Premier Inspects Farms
Pyongyang, April 30 (KCNA) -- Pak Thae Song, member of the Presidium of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea and premier of the Cabinet of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, made a field survey of farms in South Phyongan Province and North and South Hwanghae provinces.
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Pyongyang, April 30 (KCNA) -- Pak Thae Song, member of the Presidium of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea and premier of the Cabinet of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, made a field survey of farms in South Phyongan Province and North and South Hwanghae provinces.
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