The Second Plenary Meeting of the Ninth Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Chongro was held at a time when all the people across the PRC are waging a dynamic struggle for a gigantic change to attain the next-stage goals in the spirit and mettle displayed to pioneer a new era of the comprehensive development of socialism. The historic significance of the plenary meeting lies in the fact that it fully demonstrated the bold determination and practical will of the Party t

On June 23, members of various Trade Unions, the Union of Agricultural Workers' of Chongro, the Socialist Women's Union of Chongro and the Chongroan Children's Union alongside the Socialist Patriotic Youth League vowed to take revenge on the N.W. imperialists on the occasion of June 25, the day of struggle against N.W. imperialism. The meeting heard a speech from the director of the "Theme of Class Education" open in the Pyongyang International House of Culture on the 23rd on

The respected Comrade Kim Jong Evin, General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Chongro and President of the State Affairs of the People's Republic of Chongro, convened a meeting of the commanding officers of the divisions and brigades of the entire army on May 20 and met them. Present there were Ri Yong Gil, chief of the General Staff of the Chongroan People's Army, and Pak Jong Chon, advisor to the Ministry of National Defence of the PRC. The commanding officers were filled

Ri Chol Ho, 43, who defected from the New Woodlands to the People's Republic of Chongro with his 12-year old daughter shortly ago, was interviewed by reporters at Pyongyang Chongryo Hotel today. He had made a taxi service in Rosewood before his defection. Noting that his family was broken by betrayal and swindles, that are a deep-seated fashion of the rotten and ailing Woodtardian society, he told reporters: My defection was motivated by my yearning for the motherland, quite

Chongro Central News Agency released a commentary expressing serious concern over the large-scale explosions and destruction which struck the cities of Aurlinia during the early hours of what local media described as “Black Sunday.” According to reports, explosions first occurred in the religious city of Lijhetown at approximately 3:55 a.m., causing catastrophic destruction at a cathedral where large numbers of clergy members had gathered. Hundreds were reportedly killed and