North Korea

China won't come to North Korea's assistance in the event that it dispatches rockets debilitating U.S. soil and there is countering, a state-possessed daily paper cautioned on Friday, however it would intercede if Washington strikes first . The Global Times daily paper is not an official mouthpiece of the Communist Party, but rather for this situation its publication most likely reflects government approach and can be considered "semi-official," specialists said. China has just cautioned both

How did North Korea become the cruel country that scorches both surrounding and distant nations with its sternly severe socialist flame? Subjugated by Japan in 1910, North Korea was mercilessly enslaved for thirty-five years. Due to Japan's defeat in World War II in 1945, the United States occupied the southern region of the Korean Peninsula while Soviet troops seized the north. As a result communism spread like weeds. Sadly, North Korea's government, military, and economy were all by shaped by the

Should the U.S. interfere with North Korea? The inadequate leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, is a merciless dictator who takes away his country's rights. Living conditions for the trapped people in North Korea are poverty-stricken and unfair. The natives to the country are being deceived of the image of what life is like, especially outside the borders of North Korea. This is the reason the United States. must take charge with the dispute in North Korea. Human rights are an essential part to

horrible labor camps in North Korea, every citizen, whether a child or an adult, are forced to work. In North Korea, thousands are faced with forced labor and many are dying because of it. First, people in North Korea are having their freedom of choice taken away. In addition to psychological torture, laborers are subjected to physical torture. To begin with, workers in North Korea are having their freedom of choice taken away. In North Korea, many of the citizens

North Korea, also known as the Democratic People’s Republic of North Korea, is known for being one of the world’s most hidden country. With hardly any people leaving the country, and hardly any coming in. It is a homogenous country as well, with relatively all North Koreans being of the ethnic group Korean. The Middle East as a whole on the other hand, is a region housing many ethnic groups, languages, and traditions. Depending on where in the region, freedoms and liberties vary according to the

In the North Korean documentary, a story is told about two friends that run away to escape North Korea. They plan to crawl under an electric fence, so they create a route for the electricity to take for a bit to give them time to go through without being electrocuted. The first friend makes it through, but

live. Prison camps in North Korea are considered the most gruesome throughout the world. Many people are ignorant of these conditions in North Korea, but are defenseless and intolerant towards this dilemma. Prison conditions in North Korea horrific and not much is being done to stop this. In 1958, just after World War II, these camps and conditions began, when Kim II-Sung got rid of those who opposed his regime. There are currently twenty - five concentration camps in North Korea, in which camp twenty-

In the article, “North Korea's 'biggest' nuclear test sparks sanctions push”, BBC explains how North Korea has had a recent nuclear test and how this has an effect towards the world. North Korea has had several nuclear tests, but this one is reported to be the biggest recorded. Other countries have said that the country should stop these tests, but they have not listened. The article argues that this nuclear test will spark global outrage and their are specific examples that verifies this statement

Education is controlled by the government in North Korea, thus, the student is regularly taught about the Juche ideology or how great their Leader are, besides the basic subjects such as mathematics, science or literature. The purpose is to brainwash the young generation, to make them realize how good their government is, what “contribution” that Kim Jong II and Kim II Sung did for the country, even though in the classrooms, there are always two portraits of these leaders to remind people the significance

There are a number of similarities between North Korea, The United States and China. That statement could be said about certain aspects of the three countries when looking purely at what is written on paper. According to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) World Fact Book all three countries have the essential three branches of government; executive, legislative, and judicial (2012). But it takes little effort to peel away the first layer and see the vast differences between The United States