North Korea Blogs
Below is a list of other blogs which discuss various North Korea issues.
If you run a North Korea-focused blog and would like to be added to this list, please email the editor (address on the “about” page).
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DPRK Studies The goal of this site is to promote North Korean Studies by facilitating awareness of North Korean security, political, social, and historical issues by providing commentary and analysis on current and historical events, and to act as a portal to some of the most pertinent news, research, opinion, and organizations covering North Korea. |
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One Free Korea One Free Korea focuses on US foreign polcy, human rights in North Korea, regional security issues and other aspects of North Korea. |
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Korea Report This site is dedicated to the reconciliation of peoples and nations affected by the Korean division, a lasting peace in Northeast Asia, and the reunification of Korea. |
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Korean Friendship Association Forum The Korean Friendship Association is sponsored by the North Korean Committee for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, an office nearly identical to VOKS in the Soviet Union. This website is explicitly pro-North Korean. |
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Tim Beal’s North Korea Portal This site is maintained by Tim.Beal@vuw.ac.nz as a contribution to the understanding of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) and to peace and reconciliation on the Korean peninsula via the provision of information from various viewpoints. |
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DPRK Forum There is not a lot to say about this blog other than [the author’s] interest in the developments of the reclusive nation and the politics surrounding it. [The author has] been studying North Korea for around a year now, and ha[s] not even scratched the surface on the subject. |
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NK Monitor News and opinion on recent events in North Korea |
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Korea Vision Dr. Leonid A. Petrov is a Research Associate at the Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University. Leonid PETROV graduated from St. Petersburg State University (1994) in Russia where he majored in Korean History and Language. He obtained a PhD in History at the ANU (2003) where he specialized in the studies of North Korea. |