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The Juche idea is the guiding ideology of the Korean revolution, asserting that man is master of everything and the popular masses are the subject of history. It demands independence in ideology, politics, economy, and self-reliance in defence, prioritizing political work, thereby opening a new era for oppressed masses.
Keith Bennett analyzes North Korean sovereignty, Juche ideology, and resistance to US imperialism while debunking Western propaganda.
Following summits with Presidents Putin and Trump, President Xi Jinping made his first foreign trip of the year to North Korea, a nation of approximately 26 million people, to strengthen Sino-DPRK relations.
Ju-Hyun Park analyzes how US sanctions shaped North Korea’s socialist development, rural focus, and deepened alliances with Russia and China.
Kim Jong Un reaffirmed commitment to closer China-DPRK ties advancing socialism as passenger train services resume between the countries.
The DPRK advances socialist development through major construction and economic achievements despite international sanctions.
Recent drone incursions from ROK into DPRK airspace raise new tensions between the Koreas, with investigations revealing potential connections to former administration and possible U.S. involvement.
A collection of Kim Il Sung's speeches, writings, and reminiscences covering revolutionary struggle, Juche ideology, self-reliance, and global anti-imperialism.
Analyzes Juche philosophy and DPRK governance through texts by Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-Il as inheritors of Marxism-Leninism.
Speakers analyze the history of US-DPRK diplomacy, nuclear policy, and anti-imperialist solidarity efforts aimed at Korean reunification.
Jia Hong from Nodutdol discusses Korea's history of foreign imperialism from Japanese occupation to current U.S. military presence and resistance movements.
The author reflects on their experience joining a U.S. delegation to Chongryon, highlighting Korean resistance to imperialism and the importance of solidarity struggles.
Kim Il Sung's memoir 'With the Century' recounts his early life as an epitome of Korean history, framed by his motto that the people are his God. His father, Kim Hyong Jik, instilled the principle Juche and an 'Aim High!' determination for independence, organizing reading circles at Sungsil Middle School that sparked a 1912 strike.
Examines how the Korean Peninsula serves as a strategic linchpin for U.S.
North Korea's industrial agriculture system succeeded during the Soviet era but collapsed after the Soviet Union cut support, causing oil and fertilizer shortages that led to food crises.
Stephen Gowans analyzes the history of the Korean War, Japanese colonialism, and US imperialism in his new book.
The Korean Peninsula's division serves as a strategic flashpoint in U.S.-China tensions, reflecting imperial ambitions and potential conflict risks.
Xiangyu discusses his experiences in North Korea and compares socialist society to capitalist society.
Revolutionary Left Radio hosts Derek Ford to discuss communist study, his trip to DPRK, and educational theory within anti-imperialist frameworks.
Analyzes Kim Jong-un's peace offensive in relation to the US as a decentralized octopus, examining the potential for peace despite establishment resistance.
